46 devices · GMDN 38622
A surgical vice grip is a robust, hand-held instrument designed for secure, adjustable gripping during surgical procedures. Its sturdy stainless steel construction and self-locking mechanism allow surgeons to hold or manipulate objects—such as bone fragments or implants—with precision and stability during minimally invasive or open surgeries.
These devices are typically reusable, requiring sterilization between uses, and are regulated as surgical tools under medical device frameworks. Classification and supply vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to performance standards ensuring durability, grip reliability, and biocompatibility for patient safety.
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