2,503 devices · GMDN 43257
A bone-screw internal spinal fixation system is a surgical implant used to stabilize and support the spine during procedures for spinal instability, deformities, or fusion. These systems typically consist of screws, rods, plates, and connectors that anchor to vertebrae, helping maintain proper alignment while the spine heals.
These devices are generally classified as implants and regulated under medical device laws, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied sterile and intended for single-use, though some components may be reusable in specific clinical settings. Always check local regulations for classification and usage guidelines.
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