125 devices · GMDN 40124
A hinged total elbow prosthesis is a surgical implant designed to replace a severely damaged or degenerative elbow joint, restoring mobility and function. Clinically, it is used for patients with conditions like fractures, arthritis, or severe joint instability where natural joint replacement is no longer viable, providing a stable hinge mechanism for controlled movement.
These devices are typically regulated as implants, often requiring premarket approval or clearance depending on jurisdiction. They are supplied sterile and may include fixation hardware, with variations in design affecting classification and supply chain requirements—always check local regulatory guidelines for specific device details.
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