67 devices · GMDN 61454
Surgical tray stands are mobile, freestanding supports used during surgical procedures to hold surgical trays, such as sponge-counting trays, at a convenient height and location. These devices feature a wheeled base for easy maneuverability and a stable vertical upright with a top surface designed to securely integrate dedicated surgical trays. They are constructed as reusable equipment, built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles in clinical environments.
As reusable surgical support equipment, these stands are typically subject to medical device regulations that require registration, quality system compliance, and sometimes premarket review depending on the jurisdiction and risk classification. They are supplied by medical equipment vendors and used in operating rooms to enhance workflow efficiency and maintain organized sterile fields. Their design emphasizes stability, mobility, and compatibility with standard surgical tray systems.
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