Orthopedic Bone Rasp Straight Surgical and Dental Clinical Instruments

Orthopedic Bone Rasp — Straight Surgical and Dental Clinical Instrument

The orthopedic bone rasp is a straight, hand-held surgical instrument used to shape, smooth, and contour bone surfaces during orthopedic and dental clinical procedures. Its rigid straight profile supports controlled, linear strokes in the operating room, ambulatory surgery center, or clinic, giving surgeons and clinicians predictable feedback while refining bone edges and preparing sites for fixation or grafting. Built for repeated clinical use, the instrument is intended for professional handling, routine cleaning, and sterilization between cases. This listing describes the straight bone rasp as a general-purpose surgical and dental instrument for hospitals, ASCs, and clinics across the United States.

• Contouring and smoothing bone surfaces during orthopedic procedures
• Refining bone edges and preparing sites for fixation or grafting
• Shaping alveolar and other bone in dental clinical procedures
• General bone debridement and surface preparation in the operating room
• Use in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics

• Clean and sterilize between patient uses according to your facility's protocol
• Inspect the working surface for wear or damage before each procedure
• Store in a dry, protected area to preserve the cutting surface
• Handle with standard surgical precautions to avoid injury

For use by qualified healthcare professionals only. Follow your facility's sterilization and handling protocols.