4,133 devices · GMDN 33581
Modular coated hip femur prostheses are customizable implants designed to replace the upper part of the femur in total hip replacement surgery. The coating—such as porous materials or hydroxyapatite—enhances bone integration, improving stability and long-term fixation for patients with hip joint damage or degenerative conditions.
These devices are typically regulated as implantable medical devices, often requiring premarket approval or clearance depending on jurisdiction. They may be supplied as part of a modular system, allowing surgeons to tailor components to individual patient anatomy, and are intended for surgical use in accredited facilities.
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