87 devices · GMDN 66937
Spinal intraoperative positioning pins are thin, disposable rods designed to stabilize vertebrae during spinal surgery. They temporarily anchor to bone to help align implants or surgical tools like fixation plates or retractors, ensuring precise placement while minimizing surgical disruption.
These devices are typically single-use and require a separate inserter for placement. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as non-implantable surgical aids. Availability depends on local medical practice and surgical needs, often supplied through distributors or directly by manufacturers.
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