154 devices · GMDN 34203
An uncoated modular femoral stem prosthesis is a sterile implant used during total hip replacement surgery to replace the upper portion of the thigh bone. These devices consist of multiple metal segments that are assembled during the procedure and are typically secured in place using bone cement.
These implants are designed without surface coatings intended to encourage bone growth, relying instead on mechanical fixation. They are supplied as individual components that may include necessary hardware like screws or bolts to ensure the assembly is properly stabilized within the patient.
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