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HRSK Rotating Hinge Knee System - Optimized Design by China Suppliers and Factory for Enhanced Stability and Surgical Efficiency
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HRSK Rotating Hinge Knee System - Optimized Design by China Suppliers and Factory for Enhanced Stability and Surgical Efficiency

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●Optimized Load Distribution

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Primary Prosthesis-Inspired Design:
The design maximizes tibial load distribution, with 95% of the load supported by the tibia, ensuring enhanced stability and a natural load transfer mechanism.

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● Patellar Tracking

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Consistent with Primary Prosthesis:
This product aligns seamlessly with the biomechanics of primary prostheses, facilitating easy adaptation during rehabilitation.

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● Modular Design for Bone Defects

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Compatible with JUST Knee System Augments:
Engineered to effectively address severe bone defects, this modular design offers versatile reconstruction options, making it a preferred choice among suppliers in China.

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● Surgical Efficiency

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Same Basic Procedure as JUST Knee System:
The streamlined surgical process minimizes bone loss and utilizes standard instruments, enhancing workflow efficiency in surgical settings, which is a key feature appreciated by factories and healthcare professionals alike.

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    Special Description
    Modular sleeves
    Modular Sleeves

    Modular sleeves provide Intra-operative flexibility by accommodating bone defects of the Engh Type II and Type III.

    Highly polished upper surface reduces postoperative wear.

    Augments
    Augments Specifications

    Augments with 187 Specifications are available for patients with inadequate bone stock.

    Tibial Augment
    Tibial Augment

    Designed to address tibial bone deficiencies and ensure structural stability.

    Trochlear Groove
    Trochlear Groove

    Deepened and extended trochlear groove reduces patellar force throughout the range of motion.

    Alleviates patellar subluxation and dislocation.

    Hinge Mechanism
    Hinge Mechanism
    • Stress transmission is buffered, significantly reducing cement-bone interface loosening.
    • The hinge structure prevents direct contact between the metal hinge axis and the metal femoral condyle, minimizing wear.
    • Designed so that 95% of the load is borne by the tibia, aligning with primary prostheses load distribution.
    Anastomosis Design
    Tibiofemoral Anastomosis
    • High compatibility ensures direct contact between the femoral condyle and tibial insert throughout the entire range of motion.
    • Provides damping constraints at extreme positions: anterior curvature contacts the tibial surface during hyperextension, preventing impact.
    Special Instrumentation
    HRSK Femoral Condyle
    HRSK® Femoral Condyle
    Material Spec (mm) A/P (mm) M/L (mm)
    CoCrMo 2# R/L 57 61
    3# R/L 59 64
    4# R/L 61 66
    5# R/L 63 68
    6# R/L 66 71
    HRSK Tibial Bearing
    HRSK® Tibial Bearing (PS)
    Material Spec (mm) A/P (mm) M/L (mm)
    Germany UHMWPE 2# 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm 41 63
    3# 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm 43 67
    4# 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm 46 63
    5# 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm 48 67
    6# 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm 51 79
    HRSK Tibial Tray
    HRSK® Tibial Tray
    Material Spec (mm) A/P (mm) M/L (mm)
    CoCrMo 2# 41 63
    3# 43 67
    4# 46 71
    5# 48 75
    6# 51 79
    Video Demonstration
    Technology Education
    HRSK Rotating Hinge Knee System Manual
    HRSK® Rotating Hinge Knee System Surgical Technique Manual
    Frequently Asked Questions
    Q: What is the primary benefit of the modular sleeves in the HRSK® system?
    The modular sleeves provide intra-operative flexibility, allowing surgeons to accommodate severe bone defects categorized as Engh Type II and Type III.
    Q: How does the hinge mechanism reduce implant wear and loosening?
    The hinge structure buffers stress transmission to significantly reduce cement-bone interface loosening. Additionally, it prevents direct contact between the metal hinge axis and the metal femoral condyle, which minimizes wear.
    Q: What materials are used to construct the components?
    The Femoral Condyle and Tibial Tray are constructed from Cobalt-Chromium-Molybdenum (CoCrMo) alloy, while the Tibial Bearing is made of high-quality German UHMWPE (Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene) to minimize postoperative wear.
    Q: How does the tibiofemoral anastomosis design protect against joint hyperextension?
    During prosthetic hyperextension, the anterior curvature of the HRSK contacts the tibial joint surface. This interaction slightly separates the knee joint and provides damping constraints to prevent hyperextension impact.
    Q: Are there options available for patients with severe bone stock loss?
    Yes, the system offers augments with 187 specifications specifically designed to assist patients with inadequate bone stock, ensuring precise anatomical reconstruction.

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