17 devices · GMDN 61690
An internal orthopaedic fixation system using cerclage wire or cable is a sterile, implantable assembly used to stabilize bone fractures and support healing in long bones, hips, spine, and during bone grafting procedures. It provides supplementary fixation and reduction when used alongside bone plates and screws, helping to maintain alignment and structural integrity during recovery.
These systems are composed of non-degradable materials such as implant-grade metals, surgical steel, or titanium alloys, and include cerclage wires or cables along with crimps, clamps, and associated instruments like tensioning or cutting tools. As sterile, implantable devices intended for internal use, they are regulated as medical devices requiring conformity assessment before market placement, with classification depending on the specific jurisdiction and intended use.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.