332 devices · GMDN 62399
Sacroiliac joint transarticular fixation implants are designed to stabilize the sacroiliac joint and promote long-term fusion, primarily to relieve chronic joint-related pain. These devices are inserted directly across the joint and are typically made of uncoated metal, such as titanium, often featuring threaded or fenestrated structures for secure placement.
These implants are generally intended for surgical use under fluoroscopic guidance and may come with specialized disposable tools for implantation. Regulation and classification vary by jurisdiction, but they are typically considered invasive devices due to their implantable nature and require compliance with medical device standards for safety and efficacy.
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