90% Patient Satisfaction Reported in Peer-Reviewed Clinical Study of Conformis iTotal PS Knee Replacements

Clinical research indicates that 90% of Conformis iTotal PS patients studied in peer-reviewed clinical research were satisfied, or very satisfied, at 18 to 28 months following their knee replacement surgery. Further, 88% of patients reported that their knees felt natural either some or all of the time.

Implant survivorship was found to be 100% at an average of 23 months post-op for the 100 knees included in the study.

The clinical study tested the hypothesis that the total knee replacement device would drive high overall patient-reported outcomes because of its patient-specific design.

“This peer-reviewed clinical research is the latest in more than thirty studies published in medical journals that supports the strong performance of our patient-specific implants, which are designed to fit each patient’s unique anatomy,” said Mark Augusti, President and Chief Executive Officer.

“While market research generally indicates that knee replacement with traditional knee implants fails to satisfy 20% to 30% of patients, we are pleased to once again see that our technology is a major contributor to much higher patient satisfaction, an end to chronic pain, and restoration of mobility.”