288 devices · GMDN 61804
Surgical oscillating saw blades are reusable cutting tools designed for orthopaedic or oral surgery, where they cut bone or tissue with a rapid, oscillating motion. These blades attach to powered saws and feature serrated edges arranged in a forward-facing arc or flat plane, enabling precise cuts during procedures like bone resection or joint surgery.
These blades are reprocessed for single-use after initial use, meaning they undergo cleaning, sterilization, and inspection before being used again on a new patient. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but reprocessed devices typically require compliance with sterilization standards and may be subject to additional scrutiny due to their reuse, though classification depends on the specific device and its intended use.
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