67 devices · GMDN 42443
A corneal bur system, battery-powered is a handheld device assembly used to gently abrade or polish corneal and ocular tissues. It consists of a small motorized handpiece powered by a battery, connected to a rotating shaft ending in a hard metal or diamond-tipped bur, designed for precise tissue abrasion in ophthalmic procedures.
This category includes devices used clinically for removing corneal rust rings after foreign body extraction, smoothing corneal scratches, preparing the pterygium bed post-surgery, or treating lid margin lesions. As battery-powered rotary instruments intended for direct tissue contact, they are regulated as active medical devices and supplied as sterile or single-use components where applicable, based on their design and intended use.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.