38 devices · GMDN 60741
A spinal rod bending system is a reusable, computer-assisted toolset used during spinal fusion surgery to precisely shape metal rods for internal spinal fixation. It combines electronic measurement tools, software algorithms, and a rod-bending machine to ensure accurate alignment of screws and implants based on pre-surgical planning.
These systems are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with standards for electrical safety, software validation, and mechanical precision. They are commonly supplied as integrated kits, combining hardware and software components for use in operating rooms by trained orthopedic surgeons.
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