808 devices · GMDN 14147
A bone trephine is a reusable orthopedic surgical tool used to cut and extract circular bone segments, primarily for biopsy procedures or harvesting bone grafts. Its hollow, serrated cylindrical blade is designed to create precise, clean cuts in bone, often powered by a rotary handpiece or manual handle for controlled removal.
These devices are typically made from high-grade stainless steel and are classified as reusable medical instruments. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to strict manufacturing and sterilization standards to ensure safety and performance in surgical settings.
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