Orthopaedics | Knee | Which Medical Device
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The PROFIX Total Knee System from Smith and Nephew is a well-established system with long term results. It is available in cemented and cementless (Hydroxylapatite on porous coating) variants. The FLEXCR insert is intended to accommodate up to 155 degrees of flexion with reduced...
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The Osteobridge Intramedullary Knee Arthrodesis device from Merete is one of the Osteobridge range of products with applications including orthopaedic oncology. The device allows independent sizing of both femoral and tibial components, with an adjustable linking spacer. Hollow spacer shells can...
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Supplied by the manufacturer on a custom made basis, this is a 2-part intra-medullary device designed for arthrodesis of the knee. The components are introduced via the knee joint and then joined by a locking pin. Each nail segment can be fixed in the medullary canals with cross-locking...
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The OSTEO+ Plate from FH Orthopaedics is an adjustable TA6 VA4 high tibial osteotomy device which can be opened and locked using a clutch system. We are not aware of published resultd fot this device.
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The iDuo G2 Bicompartmental Knee Resurfacing Device is a custom resurfacing for the knee which combines replacement of the patellofemoral joint and either lateral or medial compartments, whilst preserving the cruciate ligaments. Customised jigs are used for implantation.
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