1,974 devices · GMDN 33745
A coated knee femur prosthesis is an implant used to replace the femur’s condyles during knee joint replacement surgery, either as a primary or revision procedure. The metal-based device features a specialized coating—such as beads, hydroxyapatite, or mesh—to enhance bone integration and stability, reducing the risk of loosening over time.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring pre-market approval or conformity assessment depending on the jurisdiction. They are supplied sterile and intended for use in orthopedic surgery, with variations in design (e.g., cemented or cementless) to suit clinical needs.
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