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Knee Replacement - Golden Steps

Focus on Rapid Recovery 

 

The medial-pivot designed to allow normal motion and natural function by replicating the native structure of the knee and providing a highly-conforming surface on the medial side.

GoldenSteps has been shown in simulated clinical testing to reduce the release of these metal ions, and builds upon the same medial-pivot legacy of 95% patient satisfaction with 98.8% survivorship at 17 years.

Golden Steps MSK

Full Function Faster

The peri-operative MSK Doctors protocols optimize the patient’s nutritional state, exclude function disturbing side effects and minimize pain. This concept has been designed by using the latest clinical evidence.

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LaMontagne M, et al. Quadriceps and Hamstring Muscle Activation and Function Following Medial Pivot and Posterior Stabilized TKA: Pilot Study

Pritchett JW. Patients prefer a bicruciate-retaining or the medial pivot total knee prosthesis. J Arthroplasty. 2011 Feb;26(2):224-8.

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Quadriceps efficiency

The Evolution® medial-pivot knee system enhances quadriceps efficiency and reduces the quadriceps avoidance found in traditional knee replacements. By enhancing quadriceps efficiency, the patient can have increased proprioception and a more normal feeling knee.

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Research Guided

The MicroPort orthopedics Advance® medial-pivot knee system was launched in 1998, making it the first medial-pivot knee system available on the market. A culmination of years of research and design by Wright Medical and Dr. J. David Blaha resulted in a truly unique knee replacement design. With over 20 years of documented usage, MicroPort Orthopedics line of Medial-Pivot products have been used in over 600,000 cases in 70 countries worldwide. Patient reported satisfaction with a Medial-Pivot prosthesis is 95%, while the Medial-Pivot design has achieved outstanding clinical success worldwide, with documented 98.8% survivorship at 17 years.2

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Paul Lee

Knee TEAM

Prof Paul Lee

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