92 devices · GMDN 64799
Knee stem prosthesis trials are temporary, sizing guides used during knee replacement surgery to help surgeons select the correct final prosthesis fit. These reusable devices mimic the shape of the femur or tibia stem and are inserted into the bone to assess alignment, spacing, and sizing before cementing or fixing the permanent implant.
These devices are typically reusable, requiring sterilization between uses, and are classified based on their design and intended surgical application. They are supplied as part of a graduated set to accommodate different patient anatomies, ensuring precise preoperative planning for knee arthroplasty.
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