Arthroplasty

In 1940, Dr Austin Moore (1899–1963) performed the first metal hip replacement at Columbia Hospital in South Carolina. Moore designed a proximal femoral prosthesis with a large head and an approximate length of 30 cm that was attached with bolts to the end of the femoral shaft.

The biarticular head, also called a bipolar or bicentric head, was essentially designed to reduce the friction that occurs, in the majority of cases and early on, in the acetabular cartilage upon direct contact with the metal head of an endoprosthesis in a classic hemiarthroplasty.

Integrates the latest technological and biomechanical advances for knee arthroplasties evision. It is also indicated for large bone defects that can add to existing instabilities.

Indicated for knee arthroplasties, has been designed and developed by Surgival to provide an optimal combination of resistance, mobility, fixation and durability for both cemented and cementless needs.

Provides an ideal combination of resistance and fixation by minimising the geometry, offering a concept that is respectful of the patient’s anatomy.

High-quality silicone implant for PIP and MCP joint replacement, offering flexibility and long-term biocompatibility.

Intramedullary implant designed for DIP and IP joint fusion, available in multiple angles to optimize surgical outcomes.

Advanced dual-mobility prosthesis for thumb joint replacement, ensuring stability, durability, and enhanced range of motion.

Artificial implants to replace damaged knee joints.

QUARTER® is a new and comprehensive anthropometric acetabular system compatible with total hip replacement and a wide range of circumduction.