293 devices · GMDN 36224
An arthroscopic shaver system is a reusable, electrically-powered surgical tool used in joint procedures like knee, shoulder, or ankle surgeries. It combines a control unit with adjustable settings and a handheld handpiece to precisely resect bone or soft tissue, often paired with irrigation to maintain visibility and reduce debris.
These systems are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for reusable medical devices. They may include software for procedure optimization and are supplied as complete assemblies, ensuring compatibility between components for safe clinical use.
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