919 devices · GMDN 34190
Uncoated modular hip femur prostheses are designed to replace the upper part of the thigh bone (femur) in total hip replacement surgery. These devices consist of multiple connected components—such as the stem, neck, and head—that fit together to restore joint function without relying on coatings to bond with bone.
These implants are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring sterile packaging and compliance with orthopedic device standards. They may be supplied as part of a full hip system or as standalone femoral components, with fixation secured through bone cement rather than biological integration.
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