761 devices · GMDN 60501
Tendon graft devices are sterile human donor tissues, sometimes combined with a bone block, designed to repair or reinforce damaged tendons anywhere in the body. Clinically, they are used in surgeries to restore function where natural tendons are torn or weakened, such as in knee reconstructions or shoulder repairs.
These devices are typically single-use, regulated as biological tissues, and may include non-tissue components like sutures for easier placement. They are sourced from human donors and undergo processing to ensure safety and compatibility for transplantation.
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