58 devices · GMDN 63364
An orthopaedic femur reamer trial is a manual surgical instrument used during orthopaedic procedures to measure the femur’s medullary canal. It helps determine the correct size of a reamer or implant before inserting devices like intramedullary nails or hip arthroplasty components.
These devices are typically reusable, made of metal, and come in graduated sizes to ensure precise sizing. They are sterilized before use and regulated as surgical instruments, with classification varying by jurisdiction.
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