NES-3547

Trelat 14cm
Stepping outside the periosteal elevator family, the Trelat Raspatory (NES-3547) is a 14cm instrument built specifically for raspatory work, scraping and shaping bone surfaces rather than simply lifting soft tissue away from them.
A raspatory serves a distinct purpose compared to a standard elevator. Where an elevator focuses on reflecting the periosteum cleanly, a raspatory is designed to work the exposed bone surface itself, smoothing or contouring it as needed during more involved surgical procedures.
That functional difference makes the Trelat pattern a valuable companion instrument alongside the elevator family already covered in this range, rather than a direct substitute for any one of them. Its 14cm length offers solid reach for standard surgical fields without unnecessary bulk.
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used in bone management, this raspatory rounds out a well-equipped tray for procedures that require both tissue reflection and direct bone surface work.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, this instrument withstands repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling, keeping its working edge effective through extended surgical use.