305 devices · GMDN 48012
External orthopaedic fixation systems are medical devices used to stabilize and support fractured bones in the lower limbs, aiding in proper alignment and healing. These systems often include external frames, pins, rods, and clamps to immobilize fractures of the femur, tibia, foot, ankle, or during procedures like limb lengthening or joint fusion.
These devices are typically single-use and sterile, designed for one-time clinical application. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their risk level and intended use, with compliance requirements ensuring safety and efficacy for bone stabilization.
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