108 devices · GMDN 62771
A spinal neurosurgical retraction system is a specialized frame assembly designed to hold back dorsal tissue during surgical procedures. By creating a stable, self-retaining opening, these tools provide surgeons with clear, consistent access to the spinal area.
These devices typically feature a mounting frame and adjustable blades that can be configured into a tubular port for improved visibility. They are designed for repeated use and may be secured to a fixed support arm attached to the operating table.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.