25 devices · GMDN 58344
Tunnelling forceps are reusable surgical instruments used to create pathways through soft tissue, typically guiding tubes or implants like rib fixation devices into place. Their scissors-like design allows surgeons to carefully separate tissue while pulling materials through the tunnel, often during orthopedic or thoracic procedures.
These devices are generally classified as surgical tools and must meet sterilization standards for reuse. They are typically supplied sterile or as clean instruments requiring pre-procedure sterilization, adhering to medical device regulations for reusable surgical instruments.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.