21 devices · GMDN 47859
A line-powered surgical power tool system motor is an electromechanical device designed to provide the mechanical energy necessary for various orthopedic and surgical interventions. These systems are used to power attachments for drilling, sawing, or inserting hardware into bone, cartilage, and other dense connective tissues.
These systems are typically designed as reusable equipment that can be configured as a handheld pistol-grip unit or as a motor attachment for specialized handpieces. They may feature cannulated designs to accommodate guidewires and are controlled by the surgeon through integrated hand or foot switches.
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