280 devices · GMDN 60411
Arthrodesis nails are intramedullary rods inserted into long bones to stabilize fractures or fuse joints permanently, typically used in traumatic repair or reconstructive surgery. These devices hold bone fragments in place to promote healing and joint fixation, often in procedures like femur or tibia stabilization.
Non-sterile arthrodesis nails are supplied in a clean but unsterile state and must be sterilized before clinical use. They are typically regulated as single-use devices, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction based on their intended surgical application and material composition.
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