Revision femoral components are suitable for when the existing femoral component is loose, fractured, or causing pain, or when theres a need to address infection, instability, or malalignment. Isolated femoral component revision is an option when the other components (tibial, patellar) are well-fixed and positioned, and in the absence of infection. They come in various designs, including those with modular augments, stems to accommodate different types of bone defects and provide stable fixation.
Revision femoral components often utilize a modular design, allowing surgeons to select appropriate stem lengths, offsets, and augments to match the specific bone defect and anatomy.
High-Flex design 145°.
5° Valgus Stem Alignment
- Anatomical stem valgus angle for natural femoral fit
- Accommodates offset stems to optimize component positioning
Bone-Preserving Intercondylar Design
- =22mm narrow intercondylar box
- Maximizes bone conservation in distal femur
360° Offset Capability : Offset options of 0mm,2.5mm and 5.0mm with orientation available from 0° to 360° are designed to increase patient fit in femoral anatomical variations.
Double Locking Mechanism : Partial peripheral capture locking mechanism and transverse locking mechanism, double locking mechanism meet stability requirements.
Highly Polished Process : The Polished femur surface provides a smooth articular interface, reducing the potential for potential for backside wear and debris generation.
Augment Options : Multiple specifications femur augment for varying shapes of the femur bone defect.
Modular Stem: The modularity allows for Multiple specifications for tibia adjustments in stem length and diameter, while the fluted design and screw fixation contribute to better initial fixation and load transfer.