126 devices · GMDN 58743
An internal-external leg prosthesis osseointegration bar is a specialized implant designed to anchor an artificial limb directly to the remaining bone of a patient's lower extremity. By promoting bone growth into its surface, the device provides a stable foundation for attaching external prosthetic components to the residual femur or tibia.
These devices are typically constructed from biocompatible metals and feature a porous design to facilitate long-term integration with the skeletal structure. They are intended to be surgically implanted within the limb to serve as a secure interface for connecting external prosthetic systems.
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