52 devices · GMDN 10520
A cranial bur is a reusable, powered surgical tool used in neurosurgery to precisely remove or shape bone and soft tissue from the skull. Its rotating cutting head allows surgeons to create openings or reshape cranial structures during procedures like craniotomies or bone flap removal.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device standards, including sterility, material safety, and performance testing. They are often supplied as part of a surgical system and must meet reusable device requirements, such as cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization protocols.
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