54 devices · GMDN 38830
Wire-extracting pliers are specialized surgical tools designed to safely remove orthopedic wires—such as self-boring or locking wires—from a patient’s body. Their scissor-like grip, serrated jaws, and durable stainless steel construction allow surgeons to securely grasp and extract wires without damaging surrounding tissue or hardware.
These devices are typically reusable, built for repeated use in sterile surgical environments. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they’re generally classified as surgical instruments subject to medical device standards, ensuring compliance with safety, performance, and manufacturing requirements.
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