77 devices · GMDN 44491
Multi-purpose surgical power tool systems are versatile, line-powered devices used in orthopedic, plastic, and general surgery to resect bones, cartilage, ligaments, and soft tissues. They combine a mains-powered control unit with interchangeable handpieces and attachments—such as drills, saws, burs, or shavers—to perform a range of procedures without being limited to a single function.
These systems are typically regulated as surgical power tools, often requiring compliance with electrical safety standards and performance criteria for surgical applications. They are commonly supplied as modular kits, allowing surgeons to switch attachments for different tasks during a single procedure, though classification varies by jurisdiction based on intended use and risk.
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