Screw-extraction orthopaedic reamer, reusable

A screw-extraction orthopaedic reamer is a surgical tool used to remove implanted screws with defective or detached heads, or broken shafts. It works by overdrilling and gripping the screw shaft, allowing for its extraction. This device is typically used in orthopaedic procedures where screw removal is necessary. It is designed to be thin and hollow, with saw teeth and a conical thread to facilitate screw removal.

When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are reusable and subject to specific regulations. They are typically supplied as a surgical tool, designed for use in orthopaedic procedures, and their design and functionality are critical to their intended use. The regulatory requirements for these devices are based on their intended use and design, and they must meet specific standards to ensure safe and effective use.