120 devices · GMDN 61780
Acetabular augmentation implants are sterile devices used during hip replacement procedures to improve joint stability and structural support. They are primarily utilized to prevent the femoral head from dislocating or to fill bone voids surrounding an existing acetabular prosthesis.
These implants are manufactured from materials such as metal alloys or polymers and are designed to be secured using bone cement or surgical screws. They are available in a variety of shapes to accommodate different anatomical needs and are intended for permanent implantation as part of a reconstructive orthopedic system.
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