Cementless Veterinary Hip Prosthesis

Total hip replacement surgery involves the removal and replacement of both the ball and socket of the hip with prostheses. Metal or ceramic balls are affixed to the femur’s upper end and are designed to fit into a cup. A variety of hip replacement systems are currently available on the market. The prostheses are typically secured in place using bone cement or screws, which are referred to as “cementless” implants.

The Zurich Cementless hip replacement system is the most advanced hip replacement system available due to its distinctive design elements.

Versatility and Simplicity

Zurich Cementless offers a comprehensive selection of sizes for THR, accommodating dogs of all breeds from toy to giant. Additionally, it offers a distinctive solution for patients with a high risk of luxation (Dual Mobility), a partial hip replacement system (Cupless), and revision cups for THR systems.

A minimal set of stems can accommodate a broad spectrum of medullary canal dimensions.

The modular system is designed to accommodate the anatomical requirements of your patient by combining a variety of sizes of stems, necks, heads, and cups perfectly.input:
output:Micromotion of the femoral component is eliminated by locking screw technology.

The stem is affixed exclusively to the medial cortex, which prevents the stress-shielding of the proximal femur and enables the implant to expand in accordance with the femoral bone structure.

Rapid bone integration is facilitated by the hydroxyapatite surface modification of the stem and cup.input:
output:The Zurich Cementless THR is intended to alleviate chronic joint pain and facilitate a complete recovery for full functionality. The Zurich Cementless hip replacement system has been used to treat over 20,000 dogs worldwide in the past two decades. In an effort to enhance the device’s long-term performance, the system has undergone numerous iterations up to the present.