18 devices · GMDN 44597
An orthopaedic cement extractor, manual is a hand-held surgical instrument used to remove bone cement that was previously applied during joint replacement surgery. It is employed when a cemented prosthesis needs to be revised, allowing surgeons to break up and extract the hardened cement from the bone surface.
This category includes manually operated tools such as slide hammers or chisels designed for cement removal. These devices are reusable and intended for use by trained surgical personnel in orthopaedic procedures involving prosthesis revision.
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