229 devices · GMDN 62458
An arthroscopic access cannula is a reusable surgical tool used during arthroscopy to create a controlled entry point into a joint. It allows the arthroscope and other instruments to pass through while maintaining fluid pressure to keep the joint clear and stable for visualization and procedure execution.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with standards for reusable medical devices. They are commonly supplied sterile or as part of a pre-packaged set, with specifications like size and seal design varying by manufacturer.
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