231 devices · GMDN 42308
Operating table orthopaedic extensions are non-powered attachments designed to enhance surgical support during orthopaedic procedures. They provide adjustable frameworks to stabilize patient segments—such as legs, shoulders, or the torso—during surgeries like spinal work, shoulder repairs, or imaging-guided procedures (e.g., C-arm or O-arm use).
These devices are typically classified as medical devices and may require regulatory compliance depending on jurisdiction. They are often supplied as standalone kits or modular components to adapt to existing operating tables, ensuring compatibility with surgical workflows.
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