Orthopaedics | Knee | Which Medical Device
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The STRIDE unicondylar knee replacement system from Blue Belt Technologies is a unicondylar knee replacement system designed for implantation with the Navio PFS surgical robot, to allow accurate placement of the implant.
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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 Oxford Partial Knee from Biomet is a unicondylar knee replacement system which represents an evolution of the original meniscal arthroplasty. The presently available Phase 3 device includes 5 sizes of femoral component, an anatomically shaped tibial component, redesigned meniscal bearings to...
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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 Trigen Knee Fusion Nail is one of the Trigen series of intramedullary nails. The nail is titanium and is intended to be inserted from proximal to distal. Proximal locking is with a 5.0mm screw or two 6.4mm reconstruction bolts. The nail has a radius of curvature of 1.5 to 2.5m. It is...
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