The LEXA (R) monobloc knee replacement is a rotating hinge knee replacement indicated for complex primary or revision knee replacement. The system appears straightforward with three size options for the femur and tibia, all of which are compatible with each other. Tibial and femoral wedges are...
read full descriptionThe Mayday Nail is a 2-part intra-medullary device designed for arthrodesis of the knee, where both components are introduced via the knee joint and joined by a locking pin. Each nail segment may be fixed in the respective medullary canals by means of cross locking screws. Additional...
read full descriptionAccording to the manufacturer, the device allows clinicians to reconstruct severe soft tissue and bony defects. Modular wedges, stems and and metaphyseal sleeves are available in a range of sizes. This metaphyseal sleeve fixation with a rotating hinge mechanism is a useful option in...
read full descriptionThe Spacer K is a temporary implantable knee spacer, resembling an ultra-congruent condylar knee prosthesis and which is used in two stage revision of infected total knee replacements as part of an appropriate surgical and antibiotic regimen. The components are designed to be fixed with...
read full descriptionThe Vanguard Complete Knee System from Biomet is a comprehensive suite of implants which include primary cruciate retaining and posterior stabilised systems (cemented and uncemented). Tibial components include the Monobloc system which has a one-piece moulded tibial tray (compare with the...
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