172 devices · GMDN 47866
Orthopaedic implant/instrument dismantling devices are specialized tools designed to safely disassemble modular implants or surgical instruments after they’ve been assembled in the body or during surgical procedures. They ensure precise separation of components—such as modular spinal implants or complex fixation devices—without damaging parts, which is critical for adjustments, revisions, or proper removal.
These devices are typically reusable and made from durable materials like stainless steel or synthetic polymers, often used alongside other surgical tools to control the dismantling process. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they’re generally classified based on their risk level and intended use, with compliance requirements tied to safety, material standards, and clinical performance.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.