Bipolar Prosthesis Fenestrated

Bipolar prosthesis fenestrated is an orthopedic implant used in hemiarthroplasty to replace a damaged femoral head while preserving the natural hip socket. It features a "dual-mobility" design with two articulating surfaces to reduce wear on the acetabulum and a specialized stem that encourages biological integration.

Manufactured using high-quality biocompatible stainless steel or cobalt-chromium alloy, the fenestrated stem features open "windows" or slots. These allow the patient's natural bone to grow through the implant, providing secure, long-term biological fixation without the need for bone cement.

Uses

The bipolar prosthesis fenestrated is used for hip joint restoration and mobility.

Treatment of femoral neck fractures
Management of avascular necrosis of the femoral head
Hemiarthroplasty in patients with healthy acetabular cartilage
Revision of failed internal fixation

Features

Designed for anatomical stability, this implant ensures long-term durability and joint movement.

Fenestrated Stem: Promotes natural bone ingrowth for cementless fixation.
Dual-Mobility Head: Reduces friction and protects the natural hip socket.
Self-Centering Design: Ensures optimal alignment during patient movement.
Biocompatible Materials: Highly resistant to corrosion and wear.

Applications

Used in surgical and orthopedic environments specializing in joint repair.

Orthopedic surgery departments
Trauma and emergency centers
Specialized bone and joint clinics

Disclaimer

This orthopedic implant is a permanent medical device for professional surgical use only.

Single-use only; do not re-sterilize or reuse
Ensure precise sizing of the outer head to prevent dislocation
Patient bone quality must be assessed for suitability of cementless fixation

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Bipolar Prosthesis Fenestrated

Bipolar Prosthesis Fenestrated

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