182 devices · GMDN 39704
A coated ankle tibia prosthesis is an implant used in ankle joint replacement surgery to replace the lower end of the shinbone (tibia). The metal-based device features a specialized coating—such as porous material or hydroxyapatite—to enhance bone integration, stability, and long-term fixation, often used in primary replacements or revisions.
These devices are typically regulated as implantable medical devices, requiring compliance with strict manufacturing, sterility, and performance standards. They may be supplied as part of a full prosthesis system or as standalone components, often with accompanying fixation hardware like screws, and are intended for surgical use only.
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