54 devices · GMDN 37065
An ultrasonic orthopaedic cement extractor is a surgical tool designed to remove hardened bone cement from the body during procedures like prosthesis replacement. Using ultrasonic vibrations, it breaks down and extracts cement fragments while minimizing damage to surrounding tissue, aiding in cleaner revision surgeries.
These devices are typically reusable and regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with medical device safety standards. They may include aspirating features to assist in debris removal, and their design must meet clinical performance and sterility requirements for surgical use.
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