80 devices · GMDN 58992
Partial-resurfacing knee femur prostheses are small, implantable devices used to repair localized damage (lesions) on the knee joint’s distal femur. They replace only the damaged area while preserving healthy cartilage, offering a targeted alternative to full knee replacements. The device is secured without cement and often includes features to encourage bone integration for long-term stability.
These devices are typically regulated as implantable medical devices, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are generally supplied sterile and come in multiple sizes to match different lesion sizes. Some associated tools or implants may be classified separately, depending on their function and risk profile.
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