31 devices · GMDN 63884
Surgical instrument protective caps are small covers placed over the tip or working end of surgical tools to shield them from scratches, contamination, or wear when not in use. They help maintain instrument integrity between procedures, reducing the risk of damage that could compromise performance during surgery.
These devices are typically reusable and may be made from metal or synthetic polymers. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended use and risk level, often requiring compliance with general surgical instrument standards rather than specialized medical device classifications.
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