123 devices · GMDN 40770
Surgical ultrasound imaging transducers are handheld devices used during surgery to provide real-time, localized imaging of tissues and organs. These probes enable surgeons to visualize internal structures, guide procedures, and assess conditions like tumors or vascular integrity without exposing the patient to additional incisions or radiation.
These devices are typically reusable and must comply with strict medical device regulations, including safety and performance standards. They are often classified based on their imaging capabilities, such as Doppler or duplex scanning, and may require validation for surgical environments where sterility and precision are critical.
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