3,022 devices · GMDN 58479
Femoral head prosthesis trials are temporary, sizing components used during hip replacement surgery to help surgeons select the correct final implant size. They assist in achieving proper leg length, offset, and range of motion before the permanent prosthesis is implanted, ensuring a precise fit and functional outcome.
These devices are reusable and require sterilization before use, typically made from metal or polymer materials. They are often paired with trial stems or explantation tools and may include adapters for compatibility with larger trial heads, adhering to surgical best practices for hip arthroplasty.
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