44 devices · GMDN 66792
Intraoperative orthopaedic bone pins and screws are specialized surgical tools designed to temporarily anchor instruments or implants to bone during orthopaedic procedures. They provide temporary stabilization during surgery but are not left in the patient's body after the operation.
These devices are typically reusable and made from materials like stainless steel or radiolucent polymers. They are available in various shapes and sizes with threading or other features to ensure proper fixation during surgical procedures.
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