66 devices · GMDN 46455
A torque manipulation device is a sterile, hand-operated tool designed to attach to the proximal end of an invasive medical device such as a catheter, needle, or guidewire. It enables the clinician to manually apply and control rotational torque to precisely steer or orient the attached device during procedures.
This category consists exclusively of single-use devices, meaning they are intended for one procedure and then discarded. As such, they are supplied sterile and are not intended for reprocessing or reuse, with regulation focused on ensuring their sterility, material safety, and performance as single-use accessories to invasive devices.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.