Orthopaedics | Knee | Which Medical Device
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The SAIPH knee system is the evolution of the MRK knee. The geometry is very similar to the older and proven MRK system, but the instruments and the device itself are lower profile and updated.
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According to the manufacturer, the device allows clinicians to reconstruct severe soft tissue and bony defects. Modular wedges, stems and and metaphyseal sleeves are available in a range of sizes. This metaphyseal sleeve fixation with a rotating hinge mechanism is a useful option in...
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The LEXA (R) monobloc knee replacement is a rotating hinge knee replacement indicated for complex primary or revision knee replacement. The system appears straightforward with three size options for the femur and tibia, all of which are compatible with each other. Tibial and femoral wedges are...
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According to the manufacturer, the device's 360 degree actuation design enables a clinician to deploy implants in any hand position. As well as facilitating easier implant deployment, the system has a built-in depth penetration limiter and a stiffer needle shaft for greater control.
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The iUni G2 Unicompartmental Knee Resurfacing Device is a customised unicompartmental device which is manufactured to fit the individual patient. The device is made using the ConforMIS iFit technology from CT data. Customised jigs are used for device implantation.
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