1,475 devices · GMDN 12235
A reusable scalpel handle is the non-disposable part of a surgical cutting instrument, designed to securely hold and activate a detachable blade. Clinically, it is used by surgeons during procedures to make precise incisions or dissect tissue, ensuring control and ergonomic handling during operations.
These handles are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with general medical device standards. They are commonly supplied as standalone components, intended for repeated use in sterile conditions, and may be subject to specific reprocessing guidelines to maintain safety and functionality.
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