131 devices · GMDN 66934
Orthopaedic intraoperative positioning pins are reusable, thin rods designed to be temporarily inserted into bone during surgery. They help stabilize and guide orthopaedic implants or surgical tools, such as plates or drill guides, ensuring precise alignment during procedures like fracture fixation or joint replacement.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device standards. They are often supplied as part of larger orthopaedic instrument sets, with reuse limited to specific manufacturer-approved cycles to maintain safety and sterility.
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