809 devices · GMDN 39610
A general-purpose surgical spatula is a reusable, hand-held tool used in surgical procedures to gently manipulate and position tissue. Its flat, blunt blade—often double-ended—helps surgeons guide or lift tissue without causing damage, making it versatile for a wide range of operations across specialties.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments, subject to manufacturing standards and safety requirements depending on the jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied sterile or pre-cleaned, with variations in blade shape and handle design to suit different surgical needs.
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