24 devices · GMDN 63815
A bone collection scraper is a sterile, single-use surgical instrument designed to manually harvest autogenous bone particles from a patient by scraping bone surfaces, typically during dental or oral surgical procedures. The device features a handle attached to a scraping blade and an integrated collection chamber to gather the harvested bone for potential grafting use.
As a sterile, single-use device intended for surgical bone harvesting, bone collection scrapers are regulated as medical devices requiring sterility assurance and are supplied in a ready-to-use, disposable format. They are not reusable, medicated, or implantable, and their design and intended use dictate that they must be cleared or approved through appropriate regulatory pathways before market placement, consistent with their classification as invasive surgical tools.
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