424 devices · GMDN 61807
Bone-resection orthopaedic reamers are surgical tools used to precisely shape or remove bone tissue during joint procedures, ensuring a proper fit for prosthetic implants or improving access to affected areas. They are commonly employed in surgeries like knee, shoulder, or elbow replacements to prepare the bone surface for implants or relieve pressure on damaged tissue.
These devices are typically single-use, made from materials like stainless steel, and designed for either manual or powered rotation. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their surgical risk and intended use, with oversight ensuring safety and performance standards are met.
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