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Whitney No-Scratch Curette (Large)

FDA UDI

Class I (US FDA UDI)

by Whitney Medical Solutions

Identity

Trade Name
Whitney No-Scratch Curette (Large) FDA UDI
Generic Name
Orthopaedic cement curette FDA UDI
Device Name
No-Scratch ™ Large Whitney Curette ™ is a single-use, plastic curette for quickly applying, manipulating and removing bone cement during hip and knee replacement surgery. The plastic is softer than steel instruments, reducing the risk of damaging the prosthesis with metal instruments. The large curette’s 20mm tip removes excess cement from replacement hips and knees. Easy-to-maneuver, the large yellow curette lets you remove cement from all edges of the prosthesis. No-Scratch Large Whitney Curette Features: SAFER THAN STEEL - Made of plastic - sturdy yet softer than surgical steel. HANDIER - Each tool has a molded-in thumb indentation instantly orienting the tool. - Easier to maneuver in hard to see places. - Color-coded for easy identification. FASTER - Comes individually packaged in sterile, peel open pouch, ready to go. - Applies, manipulates, or removes cement with fingertip precision. ECONOMICAL - The cost of a single revision dwarfs the cost of a single-use curette. - Disposable – there’s no need to waste time removing hardened cement or re-sterilizing tools. - Less expensive to buy and inventory - order only the tool you use. - Packaged 25 individually wrapped tools to a carton for convenient shelf storage. FDA UDI
Model / Reference
OR1202 FDA UDI
Description
No-Scratch ™ Large Whitney Curette ™ is a single-use, plastic curette for quickly applying, manipulating and removing bone cement during hip and knee replacement surgery. The plastic is softer than steel instruments, reducing the risk of damaging the prosthesis with metal instruments. The large curette’s 20mm tip removes excess cement from replacement hips and knees. Easy-to-maneuver, the large yellow curette lets you remove cement from all edges of the prosthesis. No-Scratch Large Whitney Curette Features: SAFER THAN STEEL - Made of plastic - sturdy yet softer than surgical steel. HANDIER - Each tool has a molded-in thumb indentation instantly orienting the tool. - Easier to maneuver in hard to see places. - Color-coded for easy identification. FASTER - Comes individually packaged in sterile, peel open pouch, ready to go. - Applies, manipulates, or removes cement with fingertip precision. ECONOMICAL - The cost of a single revision dwarfs the cost of a single-use curette. - Disposable – there’s no need to waste time removing hardened cement or re-sterilizing tools. - Less expensive to buy and inventory - order only the tool you use. - Packaged 25 individually wrapped tools to a carton for convenient shelf storage. FDA UDI

Identifiers

Catalog Number
OR1202 FDA UDI
Primary DI / UDI-DI
M266OR12020 FDA UDI
FDA Product Code
LXH FDA UDI
GMDN Term
Orthopaedic cement curette FDA UDI

Classification

Device Class
Class I FDA UDI
Regulation Number
888.4540 FDA UDI
Commercial Distribution
In Commercial Distribution FDA UDI

Clinical & Handling

Sterile

Yes

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Single Use

Yes

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Implantable

No

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Contains Latex

No

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Prescription Use

No

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Over-the-Counter

No

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Convenience Kit

No

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Combination Product

No

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HCT/P

No

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Premarket Exempt

Yes

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Lot / Batch Number

Yes

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Serial Number

No

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Expiration Date

No

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Manufacturing Date

Yes

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Dimensions & Sizes

Size
Width — 12 Millimeter FDA UDI
Length — 20 Millimeter FDA UDI

Category: Orthopaedic cement curette

Whitney No-Scratch Curette (Large) by Whitney Medical Solutions — Class I — FDA UDI — listed in FDA GUDID — regulatory data on deviCERTS

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Also classified as Orthopaedic cement curette.

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