1,078 devices · GMDN 47786
An orthopaedic implant aiming arm is a surgical guide used to ensure accurate placement of screws and instruments during bone fixation procedures. It helps surgeons pre-drill holes at precise angles and align tools with implanted devices, particularly in long bones such as the femur, tibia, or humerus.
This category includes reusable jig-like devices that consist of an insertion guide with angled holes and a handle for attachment to bone or implant. These tools are designed for precision in orthopaedic trauma and reconstructive surgery and are supplied as non-sterile, reusable instruments requiring reprocessing between uses.
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