Navigation system guides cup and stem placement to achieve 30-45 degree combined anteversion, minimizing impingement caused by pelvic tilt variations.
A subcutaneous prosthesis implant features movable joint members that absorb axial and non-axial forces while maintaining natural bone orientation.
A depth gauge stop mechanism prevents excessive penetration during arthrodesis, while a guide system ensures accurate alignment.
A pivotable guide system aligns metatarsal and cuneiform bones using integrated bone anchors and cutting guides.
A cannulated titanium screw with a conical head enables precise insertion through small incisions.
Segmented tibial tray extensions use sintered titanium foam for proximal fixation while maintaining a smooth distal surface to prevent bone overgrowth.
A cutting guide system with aligned slots enables precise bone implant trimming during surgery.
A resilient orthopedic implant absorbs shock through elastic deformation and inner chamber damping to restore natural joint motion.
An electronic force sensor replaces subjective assessment to balance ligament tension, ensuring stable prosthetic knee joints.
An orthopaedic implant integrates a reservoir and dosing mechanism to release medical substances directly at the surgical site.
A surgical plate with an anterior articulation portion resurfaces the talus bone to restore joint motion.
A pyrolytic carbon orthopedic implant incorporates a porous metal fixation portion to enhance bone integration.
Segmented porous metal extensions on modular knee prostheses facilitate easier removal during revision surgery.