Orthopaedic cement curette

18 devices · GMDN 47735

An orthopaedic cement curette is a sterile, hand-held surgical instrument used to remove excess bone cement from an implantation site during prosthesis cementing procedures. It typically features a handle and a concave, spoon-like angled tip, or may be double-ended with a central handle.

These devices are typically supplied as single-use items and are designed for manual use during orthopaedic surgeries. They are regulated as medical devices, with classification varying by jurisdiction, but are generally intended for one-time use to ensure sterility and prevent cross-contamination.

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