ORTHOPAEDICS
CPCS◊ II Total Hip System
The 10A* ODEP-rated1 Cemented Polished Collarless Stem (CPCS) System features a highly-polished, triple-taper design shown to provide stable fixation2-4
The 10A* ODEP-rated1 Cemented Polished Collarless Stem (CPCS) System features a highly-polished, triple-taper design shown to provide stable fixation2-4
The CPCS System follows a proven implant concept used by surgeons around the world, offering unique features designed to help restore biomechanics. With up-to-date instrumentation - including sharp broaches and secure broach handles – and a wide variety of femoral head and offset stem options, the CPCS System stands apart from traditional collared, polished stems.
*Compared to the ExeterTM stem’s double-taper design, n=34; p=0.05.
**Compared to the Exeter™ stem’s double-taper design, n=34; P=0.032.
***Based on computer modelling.
We thank the patients and staff of all the hospitals in England, Wales and NorthernIreland who have contributed data to the National Joint Registry. We are grateful tothe Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP), the NJR Steering Committeeand staff at the NJR Centre for facilitating this work. The views expressed representthose of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the National Joint RegistrySteering Committee or the Health Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) who donot vouch for how the information is presented.
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