15 devices · GMDN 37890
A lumbar decompression procedure kit is a sterile collection of instruments designed for performing minimally invasive procedures on the lumbar spine. It is used to relieve pressure on spinal nerves by removing or reshaping tissue through image-guided techniques such as retraction, grasping, cutting, ablation, or coagulation, often with the aid of an endoscope.
These kits are intended for single-use only and contain essential components like trocars, cannulae, retractors, and sometimes a disposable endoscope. They are supplied as sterile, procedure-specific sets and are regulated as medical devices based on their intended use and design, with classification determined by jurisdictional regulations.
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