20 devices · GMDN 37826
An autopsy knife is a hand-held surgical instrument designed for use during post-mortem examinations to cut through tissue and dissect cadavers. It features a heavy, single-edged blade attached to a handle and is used to make precise incisions in anatomical structures during forensic or pathological investigations.
This category includes reusable devices typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel, with handles that may incorporate synthetic or wood materials. As a manual, non-powered instrument, it is supplied for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization, and is regulated as a reusable surgical tool based on its design and intended use.
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