Putti Bone Rasp – Flat Blades

Polokoff Bone File is a widely used instrument in surgery to aid in mild bone reshaping. Orthopedic neurosurgical procedures such as craniotomies or spinal surgeries such as discectomies require manipulation and handling of very delicate tissue such as nerves or brain tissue itself as well as a vast amount of vasculature. This file can be used to reshape or whittle down bone fragments that are sharp or jagged and could cause injury to any of the above tissue. Additionally this file is available with a short head and fine serrations or a long head with medium serrations.

single-ended, 2.0 mm wide, file inside, backward cutting, angled w/ serrations, 6" (15.0 cm) Bone File is a highly versatile instrument that can be used in almost any neurosurgical orthopedic procedures. Ranging from craniotomies to spinal surgery this file can be used to file down any types of bone. This can be useful in smoothing down rough edges to prevent catching or tearing of delicate tissues or vasculature during surgical intervention. This instrument is single-ended with the file inside and is angled with serrations and can be used in backward cutting.

round blades, double-ended, 1 10.0 mm round blade tapers to 4.0 mm & 1 15.0 mm half-round blade tapers to 5.0 mm, 12" (30.5 cm) Putti Bone Rasp is an instrument ideally suited for use in surgeries that require handling and particularly mild reshaping of bone such as in neurosurgical or orthopedic surgeries. . This instrument is double ended and features one round blade and another half round. The unique design of this rasp is in the leap shaped silhouette that tapers from 11.0 mm to 4.0 mm for the round blade and from 15.0 mm to 5.0 for the half round that allows it to be fit into slim and narrow spaces and effectively whittle down bone or hard tissue from any angle.

double-ended, down-cutting teeth, medium & large ends, octagonal handle, 7-1/4" (18.4 cm) Miller-Colburn File can be used to soften jagged edges or rough surfaces on bone or other hard surfaces. This file features a slim, octagonal body shaft that doubles as a handle from which two different sizes blade extend on either side. Both ends features down-cutting teeth that allow it to grab hold and uniformly file away at a surface such as the skull or vertebral fragment to protect surrounding tissue from damage in craniotomies or spinal surgeries.