57 devices · GMDN 58032
A vertebral body cement cannula is a sterile, manual tubular instrument used to create a percutaneous pathway into a vertebral body before and during the injection of orthopaedic cement in kyphoplasty procedures. It is designed to be inserted under fluoroscopic guidance to treat vertebral compression fractures in the thoracic or lumbar spine.
This category includes single-use devices typically constructed from stainless steel with a plastic handle, often supplied in kits containing multiple cannulae of the same size to allow access to one or more treatment sites. These devices are regulated as medical devices intended for percutaneous spinal access and are not reusable.
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