157 devices · GMDN 47634
Surgical countersinks are single-use, rotary instruments used to widen the opening of a drilled hole in bone. Clinically, they help seat screws flush with or below the bone surface, ensuring proper fixation for implants or fracture repair.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical tools, often requiring sterilization before use. They are supplied pre-sterilized and designed for one-time clinical application, with classifications varying by jurisdiction and specific device design.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.