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Arthroplasty femoral implant device
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JP2026521682A
Tibial bone
Posterior cruciate ligament
Disclosed herein is an angled wall
femoral component
(500) of a
cam
-post knee
arthroplasty
system
for
posterior cruciate ligament
(PCL) replacement
total knee
arthroplasty
(TKA) or revision TKA (rTKA) procedures, such as
cruciate ligament
(CS), bilateral
cruciate ligament
(BCS), or
posterior stabilization
(PS) procedures. The angled wall
femoral component
may include a femoral box (502) configured to receive a tibial post (110) of a corresponding tibial component (100). The
anterior wall
(508) of the femoral box is angled anteriorly and may include an anterior
cam
(561). The
anterior wall
is angled anteriorly to allow clearance between the anterior side of the tibial post and the
anterior wall
, while allowing a movable engagement between the tibial post and the anterior
cam
during
knee flexion
and extension, to which the
femoral component
is implanted.
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SMITH & NEPHEW INC
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