The Unisyn Hip Revision System
To meet the needs of the revision hip surgeon, a prosthesis must allow intraoperative flexibility. The ability to match varying offset, leg length and version is now within the surgeons grasp.
The 'Unisyn' revision hip system stands alone in its capability to allow the surgeon to reconstruct the failed hip joint.
Whether it is a complex primary arthroplasty or a proximal femoral allograft, the Unisyn addresses all needs.
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Important and differentiating features include:
- The three piece design significantly reduces inventory and instruments which greatly assists the OR staff
- Three piece design with unique collet locking mechanism.
- Any stem can be matched with any metaphyseal body and any of the many neck options.
- The long curved stems are introduced, and by virtue of a unique inserter, do not affect the proximal version as with previous designs.
- The long curved stems are truly curved and not simply ' bent ' as with previous designs. This aids insertion and removal.
- The tip of all stems are rounded to avoid distal impingement seen with previous designs.
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