16 devices · GMDN 44866
A wound measure device is used to determine the size and dimensions of a wound, such as length, width, or depth, to track changes over time during the healing process. These tools help clinicians assess healing progress and guide treatment decisions by providing consistent, objective measurements.
Wound measure devices are typically single-use and may include simple rulers, tracing films, or digital tools that calculate wound area from outlines. They are supplied as standalone tools for clinical use and are regulated based on their design and intended use, without incorporating medications or reusable components.
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