21 devices · GMDN 31934
Middle ear moulding refers to a preformed implant used during tympanic membrane repair to reconstruct the middle ear cavity. It maintains an air-filled space within the ear and supports the regeneration of the mucous membrane lining. These devices are typically fabricated from synthetic polymers such as silicone, PTFE, or polyamide.
Devices in this category are supplied as preformed implants intended for surgical placement. They are designed to be inserted during ear surgery to preserve cavity structure and promote healing. Regulatory classification and supply methods vary by jurisdiction and are determined on a per-device basis.
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