13 devices · GMDN 47744
A surgical water bath system is a specialized assembly used within an operating room to heat orthopedic implants, such as fixation plates and screws. By warming these components in a sterile liquid, the system makes the materials more malleable for easier handling and adjustment during surgical procedures.
These systems typically include an electrically powered heating unit, temperature controls, and a sterilizable container designed to maintain the integrity of the sterile field. Users should note that these devices are intended to operate within strict temperature parameters to ensure the implants reach the necessary consistency for clinical use.
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