Term #2,346
Bone Rasp
Claim Term
Bone Rasp
Origin matter
Bone Rasp
Reference Case 1
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Date Added
9/5/25
Created
9/5/25, 12:51 PM
Modified
9/5/25, 12:51 PM
Full Desc
“Bone Rasp” refers to an osteoplasty tool configured to remove, contour, or reshape bone tissue through the use of abrading features, cutting features, chipping features, or combinations thereof. A bone rasp may include a surface patterned with teeth, ridges, projections, abrasive grit, edges, or perforations arranged to engage bone during manual or powered motion. Bone rasps may be elongated or plate-like members and may be used with back-and-forth strokes, reciprocating drives, oscillating drives, or rotary drives. In certain embodiments, a bone rasp may include one or more rasping or cutting surfaces, ergonomic handles, attachment interfaces for surgical handpieces, or integrated guides for controlling engagement. Examples of bone rasps include hand-held rasps with teeth or abrasive coatings, reciprocating rasp blades with chip-forming edges, rotary rasps with abrasive or bladed surfaces, rasp inserts with serrations, or the like.
Applications using this term
| Matter | Usage | Notes | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 71212.158.USP1 | Defined | — | App terms |