Craniofacial bone distractor extension

31 devices · GMDN 47636

A craniofacial bone distractor extension is a surgical aid designed to assist in the gradual separation of bone segments in the lower jaw (mandible) during healing. It connects to an implanted distractor’s adjustment mechanism when direct access is obstructed by surgical positioning, enabling precise rotational adjustments to promote controlled bone distraction.

These extensions are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with implantable device standards due to their temporary internal use. They are generally supplied sterile, either pre-attached to distractors or as standalone components for surgical customization, depending on manufacturer specifications and local regulatory requirements.

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