174 devices · GMDN 34204
A ceramic-on-ceramic total hip prosthesis is a sterile implant designed to replace a hip joint that has been damaged by injury or chronic conditions like arthritis. These systems consist of a femoral component and an acetabular component that work together to restore joint function and mobility.
These devices may be secured in the body using bone cement or through cementless fixation methods, sometimes incorporating additional hardware like screws or bolts. They are supplied as specialized orthopedic implants intended for surgical replacement of the natural hip joint.
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