408 devices · GMDN 62479
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps are single-use, tweezers-like instruments designed for open-surgery procedures. Clinically, they assist surgeons in precisely grasping and manipulating delicate soft tissues, such as muscle, fascia, or ligaments, during procedures like excisions, repairs, or dissections. Their fine-tipped, adjustable designs help reduce tissue trauma while improving control in confined spaces.
These devices are typically classified as single-use medical instruments and are regulated under general surgical tool standards. They are supplied sterile, ready for immediate use in sterile fields, and may vary in size or tip material (e.g., carbide inserts) to suit specific surgical needs. Compliance with manufacturing and sterility requirements ensures safe, one-time clinical application.
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