378 devices · GMDN 62896
An orthopaedic osteotome blade is a single-use surgical tool designed to cut or reshape bone during orthopaedic procedures. Attached to a separate handle, it functions like a chisel, enabling precise bone modification through controlled percussion, often used in joint reconstruction or fracture repair.
These blades are typically classified as surgical instruments and are regulated according to local medical device laws. They are supplied sterile, intended for one-time use, and must meet safety and performance standards before market authorization. Classification varies by jurisdiction and device specifics.
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