14 devices · GMDN 47677
A craniofacial alignment rod is a surgical instrument used to ensure the precise positioning of implants and fixation hardware during complex facial bone procedures. These tools help surgeons maintain the correct orientation of devices like distractors or plates while they are being secured to the jaw or skull.
These instruments are typically manufactured from durable materials like stainless steel or titanium to allow for repeated use in a clinical setting. They feature specialized connectors and grip surfaces that enable them to interface securely with other surgical hardware during the alignment process.
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