802 devices · GMDN 16966
Synthetic bone grafts are artificial materials designed to replace or support damaged bone, often used in surgeries for fractures, bone loss from disease, or trauma. These devices mimic natural bone structure, providing a scaffold for new bone growth or filling gaps where bone has been removed or degraded.
These devices are typically single-use and regulated as medical implants, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They may include ceramic-based or coral-derived materials, and their use is guided by clinical guidelines for bone regeneration and structural integrity.
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