99 devices · GMDN 58085
A knee arthrodesis prosthesis is a non-articulating implant designed to fuse the knee joint following a failed primary knee replacement. These devices act as a structural bridge between the femur and tibia to provide stability and support for patients requiring joint fusion.
These modular systems are typically constructed from metal components such as titanium and may include intramedullary nails, spacers, and various connectors. They are supplied as both sterile and non-sterile units, often accompanied by specialized surgical instruments for implantation with or without bone cement.
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