68 devices · GMDN 47874
An orthopaedic ball spike is a handheld surgical instrument used to reposition bone fragments during surgery. It typically features a sturdy handle and shaft with a pointed ball head, and is made from high-grade materials such as stainless steel or synthetic materials. This instrument is designed to be robust and reliable, allowing surgeons to precisely manipulate bone fragments.
When browsing orthopaedic ball spikes, it's essential to understand that these devices are typically reusable and subject to specific regulations. They are usually supplied as a single unit, consisting of a handle, shaft, and ball head, and are intended for use by trained medical professionals in a surgical setting.
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