Knees
LINK® Endo-Model Rotational Knee System (Non-Modular)
Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty often presents with problems of poor bone quality and/or bone loss with associated ligamentous compromise. Missing portions of the femoral condyles, ice cream cone-type tibial plateau deficiencies and deficiencies of the ligaments are all excellent indications of use of the LINK® Endo-Model Rotational Knee Prosthesis.
The femoral and tibial components for Endo-Model Rotational Knee System are packaged together and according to the size of the tibial component to be used in small, medium and large.
Materials
- Cobalt Chrome Alloy - ISO 5382/IV (ASTM F 75-825)
- UHMW Polyethylene - ISO 5843/II (ASTM F 648-83)
Important Information About the Endo-Model Rotational Knee System
- Allows physiological rotation with control
- In extension: Virtually no rotation
- In 120 Degrees of flexion:
- Outer Rotation = 50 Degrees
- Inner Rotation = 35 Degrees
- Hyperextension is a full 3 Degrees
- Flexion up to 165 Degrees
- Normal Valgus position is 6 Degrees
Important Note:
- The non-modular LINK® Endo-Model Rotational Knee System with anti-luxation mechanism is intended for use with bone cement.
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Surgical Technique with LINK® Endo–Model Rotational Knee System (Non–Modular) – MK306–508 |
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