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MINI Minimally Invasive Femoral Stem

Femoral Stem

Product Details

MINI Minimally Invasive Femoral Stem

● Minimally Invasive Technique:
Supports simplified and less invasive surgical procedures, reducing recovery time and surgical complexity.

● Comprehensive Size Range:
Offers an extensive range of sizes to accommodate a diverse patient population for optimal fit and performance.

● Axial & Torsional Stability:
Engineered to provide robust axial and torsional stability, ensuring reliable fixation under various loads.

● Tissue & Bone Preservation:
Designed to minimize disruption, preserving both soft tissue and bone for improved long-term outcomes.

● Hip Function Restoration:
Aims to restore natural hip function, enhancing mobility and overall quality of life.

    Special Description

    MINI

    Minimally invasive

    Soft tissue preservation and bone conservation

    Stability

    Initial fixation and axial & rotational stability

    Specification

    6-15#, 1mm increment in M/L and 2mm in length

    Ti+HA proximal coating provides extensive bone ingrowth

    MINI (2)

    Optimized neck geometry, 159° ROM can be achieved when coupled with HARMONY Acetabular Cup System

    MINI (3)

    Reduced distal and M/L width, provide proper proximal press fit and preserves distal cortical bone in Dorr Type A femora

    Special Instrumentation

    MINI Minimally Invasive Stem
    MINI™ Stem, Ti+HA (Vacuum Plasma Sprayed)
    Specification Stem length (mm) Offset Neck Angle Material
    6 114 36 130° Ti6Al4V
    7 116 36
    8 118 38
    9 120 38
    10 122 40
    11 124 40
    12 126 42
    13 128 42
    14 130 44
    15 132 44

    Technology Education

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    JUST MED_Surgical Technique Manual_MINI Minimally Invasive Stem_Cementless.pdf

    FAQ

    • 1. Which patients are suitable for this hip prosthesis?

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      (1)Younger patients: Ideal for those with good proximal bone quality and a high activity level.  
      (2)Mild bone deficiency: Suitable for patients with only slight bone loss.  
      (3)Anatomical considerations: Designed for patients with atypical femoral shaft anatomy or those who require additional fixation.  
      (4)Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH): Can be considered for select DDH cases.
      A physician evaluation is required to determine surgical suitability.
    • 2. Can patients undergo MRI scans after implantation?

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    • 3. Does this product support cemented or cementless fixation?

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    • 4. What are the surgical advantages?

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