532 devices · GMDN 62379
A manually-adjusted surgical instrument assist arm system is designed to securely hold and position surgical or endoscopic tools during procedures. These systems reduce hand fatigue for surgeons by maintaining precise instrument placement while allowing adjustments as needed, improving precision and workflow efficiency.
These devices are typically classified based on their intended use and risk level, often requiring compliance with surgical instrument regulations. They may be sold as standalone systems or as part of larger surgical suites, with variations in design for specific procedural needs.
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