1,384 devices · GMDN 36077
An automated percutaneous diskectomy system is a medical device designed to remove the nucleus pulposus from a lumbar disc through a small incision in the skin. By resecting and aspirating disc material in a single motion, these systems provide a minimally invasive alternative to traditional surgical procedures and are often performed under local anesthesia.
These devices are designed for multiple uses and are intended to streamline the diskectomy process by reducing the number of times instruments must be inserted into the patient. Readers browsing this category should note that these systems are specialized surgical tools intended for use by trained medical professionals in clinical settings.
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