297 devices · GMDN 33541
Bone/joint surgical power tool motors are reusable, electrically-powered components used in orthopedic surgeries to drive handpieces for drilling, cutting, or shaping bone and connective tissue. These tools are integral to procedures like fracture fixation, joint replacement, or spinal surgery, where precision and power are critical for preparing bone surfaces or removing tissue.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical power tools and must meet safety and performance standards for reusable medical instruments. They are often supplied as part of a larger surgical power tool system, requiring compatible handpieces and may include features like rechargeable batteries or guidewire compatibility for enhanced surgical flexibility.
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