1,016 devices · GMDN 32886
Wire holding/twisting forceps are reusable surgical tools designed to grip, secure, and twist wires during procedures like orthopedic fixation or vascular anastomosis. Their sturdy, scissor-like blades—often with carbide inserts—ensure precise control over wire placement, reducing slippage and improving surgical precision.
These instruments are typically regulated as reusable surgical devices, subject to standards ensuring durability, sterility, and performance. They’re commonly supplied as part of orthopedic or vascular surgical sets, with variations in jaw design and size to suit specific clinical needs.
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