172 devices · GMDN 48024
An orthopaedic bone-fragment manipulator is a surgical tool used to reposition broken bone fragments during fracture repair. By inserting the device through the skin and into the fracture site, surgeons can guide and stabilize fragments before securing them in place, ensuring proper alignment for healing.
These devices are typically single-use, stainless steel instruments regulated as surgical tools. They’re designed for precise, minimally invasive manipulation and are supplied sterile, ready for immediate clinical use in procedures like craniofacial or long-bone reductions.
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