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Smith & Nephew Polarcup - Dual Mobility | Used in Total hip replacement | Which Medical Device

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Polarcup - Dual Mobility

The device has a mobile polyethylene liner which is locked onto a femoral head that articules in a metallic acetabular shell. According to Smith & Nephew, the system was designed for patients, in primary and revision cases, who are susceptible to dislocation and therefore in need of greater...

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Biomet Active Articulation Dual Mobility Hip System | Used in Total hip replacement | Which Medical Device

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Active Articulation Dual Mobility Hip System

  • Added Dec 18, 2012
  • Manufactured by Biomet

The Active Articulation E1 Hip System is specifically indicated for patients at risk of dislocation. According to the manufacturer, it is the only dual mobility system to use Antioxidant Infused Technology which is intended to prevent oxidative degradation of the polythene component. ...

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Depuy Symphony II Platelet Concentrate System | Used in Platelet Rich Plasma treatment | Which Medical Device

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Symphony II Platelet Concentrate System

  • Added Dec 18, 2012
  • Manufactured by Depuy

A system designed for the rapid preparation of PRP and Platelet Poor Plasma (PPP) from a small sample of blood.     

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Cascade Autologous Platelet System | Which Medical Device

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Autologous Platelet System

  • Added Dec 18, 2012
  • Manufactured by Cascade

The system uses platelets and their associated growth factors for clinical applications that require rapid healing and tissue regeneration.

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Tornier Dual Mobility Cup | Used in Total hip replacement | Which Medical Device

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Dual Mobility Cup

  • Added Dec 18, 2012
  • Manufactured by Tornier

Tornier's Dual Mobility Cup is available in cementless and cemented versions for primary replacement of the hip joint. The device has a metal back which, according to the manufacturer, ensures the joint range and stability are maintained. This image is provided courtesy of Tornier.

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