438 devices · GMDN 33178
Revision uncoated hip femur prostheses are modular devices used to replace a damaged or worn femoral component in total hip replacements. These implants consist of separate segments like the head, neck, and stem, which are assembled during surgery to restore joint function and mobility, often with the aid of bone cement for fixation.
These devices are typically regulated as medical implants, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They are generally supplied sterile and intended for surgical use by orthopedic specialists, though exact regulatory pathways depend on local medical device laws and manufacturer submissions.
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