87 devices · GMDN 63093
Internal spinal fixation force sensors are reusable trial devices used during spinal surgery to assess whether sufficient space exists for implanting temporary fixation components. They help surgeons verify proper alignment and positioning before finalizing the internal fixation system, reducing risks of misplacement or complications.
These sensors are typically regulated as reusable medical devices requiring sterilization before use. They are designed for clinical trial purposes and must comply with relevant safety and performance standards, though classification varies by jurisdiction. Availability is limited to approved trial settings.
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