67 devices · GMDN 61918
An orthopaedic bone pin container is a reusable, non-sterile cylindrical device designed to hold orthopaedic pins, such as K-wires or Steinmann pins, during sterilization and surgical procedures. It protects the pins from damage while allowing sterilizing fluids to penetrate through lateral openings, typically featuring a screw-top closure for secure containment.
As a reusable device, it is intended for multiple uses after proper cleaning and sterilization between procedures. Regulatory classification depends on the jurisdiction and intended use, but it is generally subject to medical device regulations governing reusable surgical instruments, with no inherent drug or medicinal properties.
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