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The R3 Acetabular System from Smith and Nephew includes no-hole and mulit-hole options, constrained liners and large bearing options. The latter include XLPE, Oxinium, CoCr, and Biolox. Liners are designed to sit flush with the rim of the shell, reducing the potential for impingement. The...
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The Summit Cemented Hip Replacement System from Depuy-Synthes is a cemented stem which is a modification of the original Charnley design. The aims of these modifications were to increase torsional stability, increase offset options and improve the cement mantle (for example with the integral...
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The Furlong HAC Coated Total Hip Replacement Stem is a fully HA coated titanium femoral component designed to provide a good metaphyseal fit. It has a rectangular cross section proximally, a cone shaped transition section and a distal stem. The canal is overreamed to allow space for the stem....
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The AI-wiring system from Ai-Medic is a system for fixation of the greater trochanter (titanium) or fracture fixation in trauma (stainless steel).
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The SmartPulse Pulse Lavage System from Orthopaedic Innovation is a lightweight (210g) single use system which is supplied with a dual cone splash shield tip and a long intramedullary tip. Two speed settings deliver 200ml/min or 1000ml/min of fluid.
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