56 devices · GMDN 61410
Surgical optical-tracking spatial marker connectors are reusable components that link tracking systems to surgical instruments or markers during procedures. They enable precise navigation by connecting devices like infrared reflectors to tools such as biopsy probes or dental drills, ensuring accurate spatial tracking for minimally invasive or guided surgeries.
These connectors are typically regulated as reusable surgical accessories and may require compliance with standards for sterility, biocompatibility, and mechanical durability. They are often supplied as part of larger navigation systems or sold separately for compatibility with various tracked instruments, depending on the manufacturer’s design and intended use.
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