209 devices · GMDN 33369
An uncoated unicondylar knee femur prosthesis is a metal implant used to replace a damaged or arthritic surface of the femur in partial knee replacement surgery. It restores joint function by articulating with a tibial component and insert, typically secured with bone cement during the procedure.
These devices are regulated as implantable medical devices, often requiring compliance with standards for biocompatibility, sterility, and mechanical performance. They are generally supplied sterile and intended for single-use in surgical settings, though classification and supply rules vary by jurisdiction.
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