A medical titanium alloy probe is a specialized surgical instrument fabricated from biocompatible titanium alloys (most commonly Ti-6Al-4V, Grade 5) designed for precise diagnostic, exploratory, or interventional procedures in clinical settings.

Key features:

- Material: High-strength, corrosion-resistant titanium alloy with excellent biocompatibility, minimizing tissue reaction and MRI compatibility.

- Design: Slender, rigid or semi-flexible shaft with a tapered, rounded, or ball-tipped end to prevent tissue trauma; available in straight, angled, or malleable configurations.

- Applications: Used in minimally invasive surgery, neurosurgery, orthopedic procedures, ENT, and interventional radiology for palpation, tissue displacement, foreign body retrieval, or guiding catheters/wires.

- Sterilization: Autoclavable; maintains structural integrity under repeated high-temperature cycles.

The alloy’s low modulus, fatigue resistance, and osseointegration properties make it ideal for prolonged contact with bodily tissues. 

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