262 devices · GMDN 48164
Cervical total intervertebral disc prostheses (modular) are artificial disc replacements designed to restore mobility and stability to damaged cervical spine discs. These three-part implants consist of metal endplates anchored to vertebrae and a core that allows controlled movement, reducing pain and improving function in patients with degenerative disc disease or severe arthritis.
These devices are typically implanted during surgery and are regulated as high-risk implants, often requiring pre-market approval or clearance depending on the jurisdiction. They are supplied as modular kits, combining components tailored to specific anatomical needs, and are not reusable or drug-eluting.
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