Unicompartmental Knee Prosthesis

The femoral component is symmetrical.

The press-fit effect is facilitated in the cementless version by a dual coating of plasma-sprayed titanium (80 µm) and HAP (80 µm).

It maintains a consistent radius of curvature throughout the entire range of motion.

Possible camber of up to 8°.

Femoral component is 6 millimeters in thickness.

Two parallel pegs that form a 65° angle with the distal cut guarantee primary stability.

It is feasible to select from a variety of baseplates and fixation methods (cemented or cementless).

The press-fit effect is facilitated in the cementless version by a dual coating of plasma-sprayed titanium (80 µm) and HAP (80 µm).

The cementless version of the tibial baseplate for a fixed-bearing insert is asymmetrical (MEDR/LATL and MEDL/LATR).

The sagittal fin and anteriorly-positioned peg are responsible for the primary stability of the baseplate.The addition of a fixation screw can enhance primary fixation.

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The tibial baseplate for the fixed-bearing insert is symmetrical.

Sagittal fin and cement applications are implemented to attain primary stability.

The bearing surfaces of the baseplate are meticulously polished.

Utilize a double snap-in mechanism to secure the insert.

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output:Full-PE tibial implant:The full-PE tibial implant is symmetrical.

A bearing surface that is flat.

The implant’s underside features five hollowed-out areas for cement, which, in conjunction with the sagittal fin, guarantees primary stability.