Pure Orthopedic Implants
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Modern implants utilize advanced bearing surfaces like ceramic-on-ceramic or ceramic-on-polyethylene, which are highly wear-resistant. This extends the implant's lifespan and reduces long-term risks.
The product portfolio covers both hemiarthroplasty and total hip replacement, providing surgeons with the flexibility to choose the best solution for each patient.
Through a modular model design system, surgeons can tailor the procedure for each patient like assembling parts, ensuring an anatomical fit.
Each product has a clear matching list that strictly defines which models of femoral heads, stems, acetabular cups, and liners can be safely combined.
| Component | Introduction |
|---|---|
| Acetabular Cup | The "bowl" or "socket" component implanted into the pelvis. Typically made of metal with a porous surface to encourage bone growth (osseointegration). |
| Acetabular Liner | A wear-resistant insert fitted inside the cup. Serves as the actual bearing surface, usually made from highly cross-linked polyethylene or ceramic. |
| Femoral Head | The spherical ball that replaces the natural femoral head. Rotates within the liner to enable range of motion. Made of hard materials like ceramic or polished metal. |
| Femoral Stem | The rod inserted into the femur for stability. Features a tapered connection for the femoral head. Facilitates bone ingrowth through specialized coatings. |
Leading manufacturer of orthopedic implants and instruments, successfully supplying to 2,500+ clients in 70+ countries for over 15 years.
