328 devices · GMDN 38678
Robotic surgical arm systems are advanced mechanical tools used in computer-assisted surgery to assist surgeons with precision tasks. They extend the surgeon’s control, enabling detailed bone and soft-tissue manipulation or removal during procedures like joint arthroplasty, guided by pre-loaded CT or MRI scans.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring validation for safety and performance in their intended surgical applications. They are usually supplied as integrated platforms, combining robotic arms, operator consoles, and software—often marketed as complete surgical solutions rather than standalone instruments.
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