186 devices · GMDN 58733
A sacroiliac joint intra-articular arthrodesis implant is a surgical device used to stabilize and fuse the sacroiliac joint in adults. By maintaining space between the joint surfaces, these implants facilitate bone grafting to address chronic pain caused by joint degeneration.
These titanium alloy implants are designed for permanent placement and feature openings that promote natural bone integration. They are installed using specialized surgical instruments and imaging guidance to ensure precise positioning within the joint.
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