74 devices · GMDN 34038
A revision uncoated femoral stem prosthesis is a sterile, implantable device used to replace the proximal femoral neck when a total hip replacement needs revision, often because of wear. It consists of two or more metal segments that are joined together during surgery to restore hip function.
These prostheses are modular, made from metals such as cobalt‑chrome, titanium, or stainless steel, and are not coated with bone‑growth‑enhancing materials. They are typically implanted with bone cement and may include fixation components like screws or bolts.
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