1,558 devices · GMDN 33666
An uncoated knee tibia/insert prosthesis is a metal implant used in knee replacement surgery to restore function to the tibial plateau. It replaces damaged knee surfaces during primary or revision procedures, with a polyethylene insert allowing smooth movement of the femur.
These devices are typically implanted with bone cement and are regulated based on their design and risk profile. They are supplied sterile and intended for surgical use, with classification and requirements varying by jurisdiction.
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