74 devices · GMDN 47904
An orthopaedic bone-reduction tool is a hand-held manual surgical instrument used to realign fractured long bones, such as the femur, by being inserted into the intramedullary canal to reposition bone fragments into proper alignment. It is designed to assist surgeons in achieving fracture reduction prior to reaming and nailing procedures, allowing for precise manipulation under image-intensifier guidance.
This category of device is reusable and constructed from high-grade stainless steel, featuring a short cylindrical body with a pointed tip (straight or angled) attached to a flexible rod or shaft with a proximal handle. It is supplied as a non-sterile, reusable instrument intended for manual use in orthopaedic trauma surgery and is regulated as a surgical instrument based on its design and intended use.
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