The Miltex Fomon Rasp Double End is an expertly crafted surgical instrument designed with both precision and versatility in mind. With an overall length of 8¼ inches, this rasp features a double-ended configuration, allowing for both flat and convex work surfaces. Each end is crafted with fine and coarse teeth, allowing the surgeon to choose the appropriate texture for shaping and smoothing bone or cartilage. Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, it offers durable and reusable functionality, ensuring longevity and resistance to rust and wear.

Perfectly suited for a range of orthopedic and reconstructive procedures, the Fomon Rasp’s backward cut and curved design provide a superior grip and tactile feedback, enhancing control and precision during operations. Its high-quality craftsmanship ensures that it meets the rigorous demands of modern surgical environments, allowing surgeons to confidently use this tool in a variety of settings. Whether smoothing skeletal edges or crafting delicate adjustments, the Miltex Fomon Rasp stands out as a versatile, reliable choice.

Key Features:

• The double-ended design of the Miltex Fomon Rasp ensures versatility with coarse teeth on one side and fine teeth on the other, accommodating different surgical needs.
• Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, this tool resists corrosion, ensuring a long-lasting, reusable instrument that maintains its sharpness and reliability over time.

Uses:

• The Miltex Fomon Rasp Double End is primarily used in surgical procedures to shape, sculpt, or smooth bone and cartilage tissues. It serves an important role in orthopedic and reconstructive surgeries, offering precision in delicate medical operations.

FAQs:

1. What materials is the Miltex Fomon Rasp made from?
The Miltex Fomon Rasp is constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, making it durable and resistant to corrosion.

2. How can the Miltex Fomon Rasp be used in surgeries?
This rasp is ideal for shaping, sculpting, or smoothing bone and cartilage tissue during orthopedic or reconstructive surgeries.