86,756 devices · GMDN 61325
Bone-screw internal spinal fixation systems are surgical implants designed to stabilize and immobilize unstable or deformed spinal segments. They are commonly used in procedures like spinal fusion to correct issues such as degenerative disc disease or spinal deformities, helping maintain proper alignment during healing.
These systems are typically regulated as implantable devices and may require pre-market approval or clearance depending on jurisdiction. They are often supplied as non-sterile kits, intended for sterilization by the healthcare facility prior to use, and may include reusable components alongside disposable accessories.
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