130 devices · GMDN 58783
A hand ligament surgical release instrument is a manual tool used by surgeons to perform minimally invasive procedures on the hand. These devices are specifically designed to cut ligaments that are causing compression, such as those involved in carpal tunnel or trigger finger conditions.
These instruments are provided as single-use devices to ensure sterility and safety during surgical interventions. They typically feature a probe-like design with an integrated cutting element, such as a blade or wire, tailored for precise ligament release.
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