16 devices · GMDN 62624
A surgical traction tensioner connector is a reusable linking component that joins a traction tensioner, rod, or cord to a patient‑contact traction device such as a bone wire, foot boot, or hand wrap. It enables clinicians to apply a controlled pulling force to a specific body part during procedures like fracture reduction or pelvic reconstruction, and some models can remain in place on an orthopaedic bed to aid healing.
When browsing this category, note that these connectors are classified as medical devices intended for intra‑operative use and may also be employed post‑operatively for extended traction. They are supplied as sterile, reusable accessories and are regulated according to the rules governing surgical accessories that transmit mechanical force.
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