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The 9½” Bone File Bayonet SE 15mm Wide is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed for controlled filing, smoothing, shaping, and contouring of bone surfaces. It is suited for surgical applications where precise manual refinement is required after bone preparation or during reconstructive procedures.
The instrument features a bayonet-style configuration that positions the working end in relation to the handle, helping provide practical access and visibility while maintaining direct manual control. This design can be useful when the surgeon needs to work around surrounding structures while keeping the hand and handle positioned comfortably outside the immediate working area. The exact advantage depends on the surgical approach and technique being used.
Its 15mm wide working profile provides a relatively broad contact area for efficient surface refinement. The width is suitable for working across larger sections of bone compared with narrower bone files, while still allowing controlled movement during shaping and smoothing. The file can be used with deliberate strokes to refine irregular surfaces and achieve the desired contour according to the surgeon’s technique.
With an overall length of 9½ inches, this bone file offers a useful combination of reach and tactile control. The length allows the working end to be positioned effectively while maintaining a comfortable distance between the surgeon’s hand and the operative area. This makes it a practical addition to orthopedic instrument sets where manual bone finishing and contouring are required.
The Bone File Bayonet SE may be used in orthopedic, reconstructive, and related surgical applications involving bone surface preparation. It can support procedures where rough or uneven bone surfaces need to be smoothed, shaped, or refined. The specific clinical application should be determined by the surgeon based on the anatomy, procedure, and required bone preparation.
The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, providing the strength and durability expected from reusable surgical instrumentation. A properly finished working surface supports consistent filing performance while the metal construction allows the instrument to withstand routine cleaning, inspection, and sterilization when supplied as a reusable device.
After use, proper instrument processing is important for maintaining performance and longevity. The bone file should be cleaned according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and facility protocols, with careful attention to the working surface and any areas where tissue or debris may remain. It should be thoroughly rinsed and dried, inspected for wear or damage, and sterilized using an approved process before subsequent use.
The combination of a 9½-inch length, bayonet configuration, and 15mm wide working profile makes this bone file a useful manual instrument for controlled orthopedic bone surface refinement. Its design provides practical reach and working access while maintaining the tactile feedback needed for careful bone shaping and smoothing.
Key Features
- 9½-inch overall length for practical surgical reach
- Bayonet-style bone file configuration
- 15mm wide working profile
- Designed for controlled bone filing and smoothing
- Supports bone shaping and contour refinement
- Useful for surface refinement after bone preparation
- Provides broad working contact across bone surfaces
- Bayonet design supports practical positioning and access
- Manual operation for direct tactile feedback
- Typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel
- Durable construction for routine clinical use
- Suitable for orthopedic and reconstructive instrument sets
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Bone File Bayonet SE |
| Instrument Type | Orthopedic Bone File |
| Configuration | Bayonet |
| Overall Length | 9½″ |
| Working Width | 15mm |
| Working Profile | Wide |
| Primary Function | Bone filing, smoothing and shaping |
| Operation | Manual |
| Application | Orthopedic and reconstructive surgery |
| Material | Typically surgical-grade stainless steel |
| Reusable | Yes, when supplied as reusable |
| Sterilization | According to validated manufacturer instructions |
| Intended Use | Bone surface preparation and refinement |
FAQs
What is a 9½″ Bayonet Bone File used for?
It is used for controlled filing, smoothing, shaping, and contouring of bone surfaces during orthopedic and reconstructive procedures.
What does 15mm wide mean?
The 15mm measurement refers to the width of the working portion of the bone file, providing a relatively broad contact area for surface refinement.
What is the purpose of the bayonet design?
The bayonet configuration positions the working end relative to the handle to provide practical access, visibility, and instrument positioning during surgical use.
Why is this bone file 9½ inches long?
The 9½-inch length provides useful reach while maintaining direct manual control and tactile feedback during bone preparation.
Can this bone file be used for bone contouring?
Yes. Its working surface is designed to support controlled filing and refinement when shaping or contouring bone according to the surgical technique.
What material is this bone file typically made from?
Surgical bone files of this type are typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.
Is the Bone File Bayonet SE reusable?
If supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, it can be processed for repeated use according to the manufacturer’s validated cleaning and sterilization instructions.
How should the bone file be maintained?
Clean it promptly after use, inspect the working surface for wear or damage, dry it thoroughly, and follow the manufacturer’s approved sterilization and maintenance procedures.