723 devices · GMDN 66935
Orthopaedic intraoperative positioning pins are thin, disposable rods used temporarily during surgery to stabilize bone and guide orthopaedic implants or instruments. They help surgeons align fixation plates, screws, or drill guides precisely before permanent hardware is placed, ensuring accurate bone positioning and reducing surgical errors.
These devices are typically single-use, non-sterile before packaging, and regulated as surgical instruments. They are supplied sterile and intended for one-time use in a single patient procedure, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction.
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