26 devices · GMDN 60393
ENT cartilage cutters are reusable surgical tools designed to precisely trim cartilage grafts—such as those harvested from the tragus—to a specific thickness before implantation. Used primarily in ear, nose, and throat procedures like middle ear reconstruction, these devices ensure consistent graft sizing for optimal surgical outcomes.
These instruments are typically regulated as surgical tools, requiring sterilization between uses. They are often supplied as part of a modular system with interchangeable blades and may be classified differently depending on jurisdiction. Always verify local regulations before use or procurement.
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