4,197 devices · GMDN 32831
Uncoated knee femur prostheses are metallic implants used to replace damaged or diseased femoral condyles in knee joint surgeries, such as total knee arthroplasty or revisions. These devices restore mobility and alleviate pain by articulating with tibial and patellar components, typically secured with bone cement during implantation.
These devices are regulated as medical implants, often requiring compliance with orthopedic device standards and approvals based on their risk classification. They are typically supplied sterile and intended for surgical use by qualified orthopedic specialists, with variations in materials like cobalt-chrome or titanium.
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