453 devices · GMDN 35802
An otologic clamp is a specialized surgical tool used in ear procedures to securely grasp and stabilize delicate internal structures, such as the ossicles. These reusable instruments are manually operated, featuring scissors-like jaws and ergonomic ring handles for precise control during ENT surgeries.
These devices are typically classified as surgical instruments and are regulated under general medical device standards. They are often supplied sterile-packed for single-use in sterile fields, though the reusable nature of the clamp itself requires proper cleaning and sterilization between procedures.
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