45 devices · GMDN 65880
An orthopaedic implant reamer is a surgical tool used to remove stubbornly fixed implants like screws, pins, or intramedullary nails by cutting through surrounding bone or tissue. It creates a precise channel around the implant, allowing for safer extraction during procedures such as revision surgeries or trauma repairs.
These devices are typically single-use, disposable tools regulated under surgical instrument classifications. They are supplied sterile and come in various sizes to match different implant diameters, ensuring compatibility with specific orthopaedic procedures.
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