130 devices · GMDN 63105
An orthopaedic instrument extractor is a manual surgical tool used to remove other orthopaedic instruments, such as guides or sleeves, from a patient during surgery. These robust devices are designed to securely clamp onto the instrument being removed to facilitate its safe extraction from the surgical site.
These tools are intended for repeated use and must be cleaned and sterilized between procedures. They are strictly designed for the removal of surgical hardware and are not intended to be used for the insertion of devices or the extraction of permanent implants.
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