5,596 devices · GMDN 61324
Bone-screw internal spinal fixation systems are surgical implants designed to stabilize and immobilize the spine, correcting deformities or addressing instability caused by conditions like degenerative disc disease. These systems use screws, rods, plates, or hooks anchored into vertebrae to hold the spine in place, often as part of spinal fusion procedures.
These devices are typically regulated as implantable medical devices, requiring compliance with strict manufacturing and safety standards. They are usually supplied sterile and intended for single-use, with variations in design depending on spinal region and clinical need.
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