61 devices · GMDN 35651
A cranioplasty sheet is a flat, implantable piece of metal, commonly made from tantalum, used to repair small defects in the skull bone. It is designed to be shaped during surgery using tools like a mallet and wood block, and can be cut with shears to fit the specific contour of the cranial defect.
These devices are typically supplied as sterile, implantable components intended for intraoperative customization. They are regulated as implantable medical devices and are not medicated or drug-containing, relying solely on their material properties for structural support in cranial reconstruction.
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