173 devices · GMDN 41267
A surgical power tool system control unit, pneumatic, is a device that regulates gas pressure for pneumatically-powered surgical handpieces or motors, enabling precise control over speed and torque during procedures. These units may also include irrigation features and can be operated via hand or foot controls, supporting a range of surgical applications from general to specialized orthopedic or dental work.
These control units are typically regulated as medical devices under global standards, with classification varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as part of a larger surgical power system, though some may function independently, and are designed for single-use or reusable configurations depending on the model and manufacturer specifications.
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