59 devices · GMDN 34169
An assisted reproduction electromechanical micromanipulator is an electrically powered device used in laboratory settings to precisely manipulate microscopic objects during in vitro assisted reproduction procedures, such as intracytoplasmic sperm injection. It enables fine, controlled movements of tools like needles or capillary tubes under microscopic visualization, allowing embryologists to perform delicate tasks requiring sub-millimeter accuracy.
These devices are operated manually via input mechanisms like joysticks, translating hand motions into precise microscopic movements without relying on pre-programmed automation. As electromechanical tools used in ART laboratories, they are subject to medical device regulations based on their intended use and risk profile, with classification and supply requirements determined by applicable jurisdictional frameworks.
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