92 devices · GMDN 35139
A chisel/osteotome blade handle is a reusable surgical tool designed to securely attach and lock interchangeable cutting blades. Clinically, it is used by surgeons to perform precise bone cutting or contouring during procedures like spinal surgery or orthopedic interventions, where controlled bone manipulation is required.
These handles are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with general medical device standards. They are commonly supplied as standalone components to be paired with compatible blades, ensuring compatibility and safety in surgical settings. Classification and supply details vary by jurisdiction and manufacturer specifications.
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