77 devices · GMDN 60244
Mitral open-surgery heart valve bioprostheses are biological replacements designed for surgical implantation to restore function to a damaged or diseased mitral valve. These devices, often made from animal tissue like pig or cow heart valves, are processed to become non-living but durable, offering a long-term solution for patients with severe valvular issues.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants, with classification and supply varying by jurisdiction. They are not reusable and are intended for permanent placement during open-heart procedures, requiring precise surgical techniques for optimal outcomes.
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