Orthopaedic graft inserter, reusable

279 devices · GMDN 44869

An orthopaedic graft inserter, reusable is a hand-held surgical instrument used by surgeons to position and deliver cartilage or bone grafts into joint defects, such as during anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. It functions by advancing the graft through a tubular holder or funnel mechanism to ensure precise placement in the chondral defect.

This category includes reusable devices typically constructed from durable, biocompatible materials like stainless steel or titanium, designed for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization. As a reusable surgical instrument, it is subject to regulatory requirements for reprocessing and safety, but its classification varies by jurisdiction and is not fixed to a specific regulatory class.

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