Rigid endoscopic tissue manipulation forceps, reprocessed

22 devices · GMDN 61838

Rigid endoscopic tissue manipulation forceps, reprocessed are hand-held surgical instruments used to grasp and move tissue during endoscopic procedures. They are inserted through an endoscope’s working channel or a laparoscopic port and feature rigid shafts, proximal handles for control, and distal jaws designed for tissue manipulation without cutting, heating, or biopsy functions.

These devices are reprocessed versions of originally single-use forceps, meaning they have been cleaned, disinfected, inspected, and restored to a safe condition for one additional single-use patient application. As reprocessed single-use devices, they are subject to specific regulatory requirements governing reprocessing validation, labeling, and traceability to ensure patient safety and device performance.

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