494 devices · GMDN 64479
Surgical implant handling forceps are reusable, metal-handled instruments designed to securely grasp and position surgical implants during procedures. They are used in orthopaedic, plastic, and general surgery to manipulate devices like joint prostheses, breast implants, or mesh without directly engaging tissue.
These tools are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring sterilization between uses. They are supplied as standalone devices, with designs varying to accommodate different implant shapes and sizes, ensuring precise handling in clinical settings.
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