59 devices · GMDN 63273
A first aid limb splint, mouldable, reusable is a portable device used to immobilize injured arms or legs in emergency situations. It consists of a semi-rigid, padded structure—often made of metallic sheet or wire frame—that can be manually shaped around a limb to provide temporary stabilization until definitive care is available.
These devices are designed for repeated use after proper cleaning and inspection, and are commonly employed by emergency medical services. As reusable medical devices intended for emergency care, they are subject to general safety and performance requirements, with regulatory oversight focusing on their design, materials, and reprocessing instructions to ensure ongoing safety and effectiveness.
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