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The Barsky Cleft Palate Raspatory Double Ended 210mm is a specialized surgical instrument designed for controlled tissue elevation during cleft palate repair procedures. The Barsky pattern is used when palatal mucoperiosteal tissue requires careful elevation and mobilization as part of surgical flap preparation.
The current Peak Surgicals configuration has a confirmed overall length of 8¼ inches (210 mm) and a 4.0 mm wide working tip. Its double-ended design provides working ends on both sides of the instrument, while the flat handle offers a defined central gripping surface for instrument control.
The current Peak Surgicals product description specifies an overall length of 210 mm (8¼ inches). This extended configuration provides working reach while allowing the surgeon to control the instrument from the central handle during cleft palate procedures.
The 210 mm overall measurement is an important purchasing specification when comparing this model with shorter Barsky or other cleft palate raspatory patterns.
The live product page confirms a 4.0 mm wide tip. The narrow working profile provides a defined contact area for controlled tissue-plane work during cleft palate surgery.
The current listing does not provide the exact tip thickness, curvature, edge profile, or individual dimensions for each end. Buyers requiring those measurements should confirm them before ordering.
This Barsky Cleft Palate Raspatory is specifically identified as double ended. The configuration provides a working end at each side of the handle, allowing two working surfaces to be incorporated into one instrument.
The exact shape or directional configuration of the two individual working ends is not described on the current Peak Surgicals page, so those details should not be assumed from another manufacturer's Barsky raspatory.
The current Peak Surgicals description confirms a flat handle. This central handle configuration provides the primary gripping area while either working end of the double-ended instrument is being used.
The exact handle width, thickness, surface texture, or weight is not specified on the current product page.
The Barsky pattern is associated with cleft palate repair instrumentation. In cleft palate surgery, raspatories are used for controlled elevation of palatal mucoperiosteal tissue and mobilization of surgical flaps according to the surgeon's selected technique.
The specific tissue plane, direction of elevation, and amount of force applied should be determined by the operating surgeon according to the anatomy and planned repair procedure.
A primary clinical role of the Barsky-type cleft palate raspatory is the elevation of palatal mucoperiosteum. The narrow working end allows the instrument to be introduced into the required tissue plane while the surgeon maintains manual control through the flat handle.
The instrument should be used according to appropriate cleft palate surgical technique and the requirements of the individual operative field.
Barsky double-ended raspatories are also found within dedicated cleft lip and palate surgical instrument sets alongside mouth gags, palate elevators, hooks, knives, dissectors, and related reconstruction instruments.
This makes the instrument relevant for hospitals, craniofacial and plastic surgery services, and procurement teams assembling or replacing instruments within cleft palate surgery sets.
The exact Peak Surgicals URL currently provides a Size selector, but the accessible product information confirms only the 210 mm overall length and 4.0 mm tip width. Individual selectable Size values are not exposed.
The exact product page also does not display a SKU, material specification, material grade, instrument weight, sterilization parameters, or detailed working-tip geometry. These details should be confirmed before ordering when required for procurement documentation.
| Product Name | Barsky Cleft Palate Raspatory Double Ended |
| Instrument Type | Cleft Palate Raspatory |
| Pattern | Barsky |
| Overall Length | 8¼ Inches / 210 mm |
| Tip Width | 4.0 mm |
| Working-End Design | Double Ended |
| Handle Design | Flat Handle |
| Primary Surgical Context | Cleft Palate Repair |
| Primary Function | Palatal Tissue / Mucoperiosteal Elevation and Flap Mobilization |
| SKU | Not Displayed on Exact Current Product Page |
| Material | Not Specified on Exact Current Product Page |
| Exact Tip Geometry | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
The Barsky Cleft Palate Raspatory is relevant for plastic and reconstructive surgery departments, craniofacial surgery services, cleft palate centers, hospitals, surgical instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing specialized palate-repair instruments.
For accurate purchasing, buyers should reference the Barsky double-ended pattern, 210 mm overall length, 4.0 mm tip width, and flat handle. Buyers requiring an exact SKU, material grade, individual tip geometry, sterilization specification, or other dimensional information should confirm those details before ordering because they are not stated on this exact Peak Surgicals product page.
It is a specialized cleft palate instrument used for controlled elevation of palatal mucoperiosteal tissue and mobilization of tissue flaps during cleft palate repair.
The current Peak Surgicals description confirms an overall length of 8¼ inches (210 mm).
The current product description specifies a 4.0 mm wide tip.
Yes. The current Peak Surgicals listing specifically identifies this configuration as double ended.
The current product description specifies a flat handle.
The exact material is not stated on this current Peak Surgicals product page, so a specific stainless-steel grade or other material specification should be confirmed before ordering.
