13 devices · GMDN 63426
Joint and spinal manipulators are mechanical devices used by healthcare professionals to adjust, mobilize, or manipulate the joints of the spine and extremities. They are hand-held, non-electric, and powered by a manual mechanism, typically with a plunger-like action and adjustable force settings. These devices have a rounded end that applies thrust to the patient's body.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight and are typically supplied as reusable instruments. They are designed for use by trained healthcare professionals, and their mechanical nature means they do not rely on electrical power.
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