183 devices · GMDN 62895
An orthopaedic osteotome handle is a reusable, hand-held component designed to be paired with an interchangeable blade, forming a chisel-like tool for cutting or shaping bone during surgical procedures. It is operated by striking with a surgical mallet, allowing precise control during orthopaedic interventions like fracture repair or bone reshaping.
These devices are typically made from durable materials like metal or polymer and are regulated as surgical instruments. They are supplied as standalone handles, intended for use with compatible blades, and may require sterilization between procedures to maintain safety and performance.
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