107 devices · GMDN 32563
A manual surgical saw is a hand-held instrument designed for cutting bone or dense tissue during orthopedic procedures. These tools rely on the physical force applied by the surgeon to perform a sawing motion, ensuring precise bone resection or amputation.
These instruments are designed for repeated use and must be properly cleaned and sterilized between procedures. They typically feature a rigid frame with either a fixed blade or a mechanism to secure an interchangeable cutting edge.
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