773 devices · GMDN 47779
Orthopaedic instrument surgical connectors are reusable mechanical components used during orthopaedic surgery to join instruments or link them to implants. They help secure and stabilize devices like screws, pins, or blades during procedures such as fracture fixation or joint replacement, ensuring precise placement within bone.
These connectors are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with general medical device standards. They are commonly supplied as part of larger orthopaedic instrument sets or as standalone tools, designed for repeated use in sterile surgical environments.
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