45 devices · GMDN 12032
An intrauterine device removal hook is a handheld manual instrument designed by physicians to safely extract intrauterine devices (IUDs) from the uterus. It features a handle at one end that tapers to form a hook at the distal end, typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel for durability and precision.
These devices are reusable and intended for single-patient use per procedure. They are classified as medical instruments and regulated according to standard medical device requirements, ensuring safety and effectiveness for their specific clinical application.
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