80 devices · GMDN 45198
ENT stereotactic surgery systems are precision tools designed for minimally invasive procedures in the ear, nose, and throat. They use rigid frames, alignment aids, and often computer-assisted imaging to guide surgical instruments with high accuracy during complex ENT operations, such as tumor removal or implant placement.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, with classification and supply varying by jurisdiction. They may require pre-market approval or clearance depending on their intended use and complexity, and are often sold as integrated kits or modular components for surgical planning and execution.
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