75 devices · GMDN 44757
Synovial fluid supplementation media are sterile, viscous solutions or gels—often based on hyaluronic acid and its derivatives—that are injected into large, load‑bearing joints such as the hip or knee. They are used clinically to restore joint cushioning when the body’s natural synovial fluid has lost viscosity due to degenerative conditions.
These products are regulated as medical devices that must meet sterility and biocompatibility requirements, and they are typically supplied in pre‑filled syringes for intra‑articular administration. Their classification and market approval depend on the specific jurisdiction and the device’s intended use.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.