25 devices · GMDN 16340
An electrically-powered cast cutter is a hand-held tool used to safely remove plaster or synthetic cast material from a patient’s limb. It features a motor-driven blade at the distal end that vibrates or rotates to cut through rigid casting materials without relying on a sawing motion, minimizing the risk of skin injury during cast removal.
Devices in this category are regulated as medical devices based on their intended use and design, with classification determined by the jurisdiction in which they are marketed. They are supplied as reusable or single-use components depending on the model, and their electrical components must comply with relevant safety standards for medical electrical equipment.
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