Bone graft funnel

415 devices · GMDN 47872

A bone graft funnel is a surgical tool used in orthopaedic procedures to precisely deliver bone graft material—whether sourced from the patient, a donor, an animal, or synthetic—to fill gaps in bone intended for fusion. Its funnel shape and adjustable tilt help control the flow of graft material, while a long tube directs it into targeted areas, such as spinal disc spaces or cancellous bone defects.

These devices are typically reusable and designed for controlled application during procedures like spinal fusion or fracture repair. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their surgical purpose and risk profile, with compliance requirements tied to their reusable nature and sterile handling protocols.

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