152 devices · GMDN 47900
An orthopaedic implant calibration pin is a precision rod used during surgery to align an aiming arm with an intramedullary nail. By engaging with the locking holes of the implant, these pins establish a reference point that ensures drill guides and other instruments are accurately positioned for the procedure.
These devices are typically manufactured from high-grade stainless steel or synthetic materials and are designed for multiple uses. Readers should note that these pins are supplied as part of a surgical set to facilitate the correct placement of orthopaedic hardware.
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