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 the risk of revision surgery.
Covers both hemiarthroplasty (replacing only the femoral head, preserving the natural acetabulum) and total hip replacement (replacing both femoral head and acetabulum).
A modular system allows surgeons to tailor the procedure for each patient, effectively "assembling parts" to fit unique anatomical requirements.
Detailed matching lists ensure that femoral heads, stems, acetabular cups, and liners are safely and perfectly combined for optimal performance.
| Hip Joint System | Introduction |
|---|---|
| Acetabular Cup | The "socket" component implanted into the pelvis to replace damaged articular cartilage. Made of metal (titanium/cobalt-chromium) with porous surfaces for bone growth. |
| Acetabular Liner | A wear-resistant insert fitted inside the cup. Serves as the actual bearing surface, made from highly cross-linked polyethylene, ceramic, or metal. |
| Femoral Head | The spherical ball component that attaches to the femoral stem, enabling a full range of motion within the liner. |
| Femoral Stem | A rod-like component inserted into the femur for stability. Features a tapered connection for the head and often includes coatings for bone ingrowth. |
As a leader in orthopedic implants and instruments manufacturing, we have successfully supplied clients in over 70 countries for over 15 years through extensive expertise.
Comprehensive portfolio spanning orthopedics, trauma care, veterinary medicine, and sterilization.
We are CE certified and ISO 13485 quality management system certified, ensuring global medical standards.
