210 devices · GMDN 48068
An uncoated metallic unicondylar knee tibia prosthesis is a surgical implant used to replace the damaged bearing surface of a single knee compartment (tibial condyle) during partial knee replacement. It provides a durable, metal-on-metal articulation with a femoral component and polyethylene insert, restoring mobility and function in patients with localized osteoarthritis or trauma.
These devices are typically sterile, bone-cemented implants intended for primary or revision surgeries. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as high-risk implants due to their permanent placement and load-bearing function. Availability depends on local medical device laws and surgical indications.
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