266 devices · GMDN 34223
An uncoated hip femur prosthesis is a one-piece implant designed to replace the upper part of the femur in total hip replacement surgery. It is used to restore joint function and mobility in patients with severe arthritis, fractures, or other degenerative conditions affecting the hip, providing structural support without additional fixation enhancements like coatings.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring sterile manufacturing and compliance with orthopedic implant standards. They may be supplied as standalone components or as part of a larger prosthesis kit, with fixation secured through bone cement during surgery. Classification and supply vary by jurisdiction and intended use.
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