179 devices · GMDN 47637
Bone fixation plate pliers are manual surgical tools used to bend and cut thin metal plates (typically 1–2mm thick) during procedures like craniomaxillofacial or finger surgery. They allow surgeons to adjust plate size and shape on-site for precise anatomical fit, ensuring stable fixation of bone fragments.
These instruments are reusable, usually made from high-grade steel, and function through a pivoting jaw mechanism. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as surgical instruments and subject to medical device standards for safety, performance, and manufacturing quality.
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