203 devices · GMDN 33667
A trabeculated knee tibia/insert prosthesis is an implant used in knee replacement surgery to replace the lower leg’s knee joint surface (tibial condyles). It features a porous metal surface designed to encourage bone growth for secure fixation, paired with a polyethylene insert that allows smooth movement of the femur (thigh bone) over the implant.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring clinical validation for safety and performance before market entry. They are supplied sterile and intended for use in orthopedic procedures, with variations in design to suit primary knee replacements or revisions of existing implants.
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