4,690 devices · GMDN 33580
An uncoated knee tibia prosthesis made of polyethylene is an implant used in knee replacement surgery to replace the lower leg’s tibial plateau. Clinically, it serves as a durable bearing surface that articulates with the femoral component, restoring knee function and mobility in patients with severe osteoarthritis or joint damage.
These devices are typically regulated as implants, often requiring clinical validation for safety and performance. They are supplied sterile and intended for single-use, with implantation performed using bone cement to secure the prosthesis in place. Classification and supply vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally designed for surgical use in orthopedic settings.
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