21.5cm 8 1 /4″
slandered stream
Bone preparation sometimes requires gradual shaping rather than a single aggressive cutting action. Article 11-1731-21 Moore Rasp provides a hand rasp configuration for controlled surface adjustment, with a listed length of 21.5 cm, or approximately 8 1/4 inches. The page also identifies the instrument as having a standard stream. It belongs naturally within a selection of bone surgery instruments used for bone shaping and preparation.
The Moore Rasp can be useful when the surgeon needs to refine a bony surface progressively and assess the result between passes. A rasp differs from a cutting instrument in that its working action is based on repeated controlled contact with the surface rather than a single deep cut.
Product information includes:
Pattern: Moore Rasp
Length: 21.5 cm
Equivalent length: approximately 8 1/4 inches
Listed as a standard stream
The 21.5 cm length provides a practical balance between reach and hand control. That makes the instrument suitable for work where positioning must remain deliberate and the operator needs to feel changes in resistance while shaping bone.
Moore rasp instruments can have a role in orthopedic and reconstructive procedures where bone contours require refinement. The exact indication depends on the operative technique and the anatomy being addressed.
Because the product page does not specify the material, surface finish, or sterilization method, those details should be confirmed directly before procurement.
Include this rasp in the appropriate bone preparation tray.
