132 devices · GMDN 11256
A common bile duct dilator is a manual surgical instrument used by clinicians to widen the common bile duct during procedures. These tools are typically designed with a cylindrical body and are available in various diameters and levels of flexibility to accommodate different anatomical needs.
These instruments are manufactured from metal or plastic materials and are intended for repeated use. Practitioners should ensure that the specific size and flexibility of the device are appropriate for the intended surgical application.
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