Medacta announces the release of MyKnee® R, the newest addition to its MySolutions® Personalized Ecosystem. MyKnee R is a patient-specific set of 3D-printed blocks that can be directly positioned on the failed primary implant in situ, in order to easily proceed with its replacement. Starting from a CT scan, MySolutions engineers create a 3D reconstruction of the patient’s joint where a failed primary implant has been positioned. This reconstruction is then used to accurately plan the positioning of a new prosthesis, chosen from Medacta’s portfolio of total knee replacement solutions, ranging from a minimum level of constraint (GMK® Sphere and GMK Primary) to semi- and fully constrained solutions (GMK Revision and GMK Hinge).
MyKnee R is part of Medacta’s MySolutions ecosystem of personalized medicine products and technologies. Originally introduced as MyKnee® to address an unmet need for better implant positioning in the total knee replacement market, MySolutions can now also be used in hip (MyHip®, MyHip Planner, MyHip Verifier), shoulder (MyShoulder®) and spine (MySpine®) procedures. In addition to patient-matched surgical guides, MySolutions also includes advanced planning and verification tools, augmented reality-based personalized execution, patient pathway optimization and clinical data collection and analysis.
MyKnee R is also supported by a tailored educational offering. With an international network of expert surgeons, the M.O.R.E. Institute delivers education on total knee revision techniques and products with personalized educational pathways, supporting surgeons with focused activities as they master revision.
Source: Medacta
Medacta announces the release of MyKnee® R, the newest addition to its MySolutions® Personalized Ecosystem. MyKnee R is a patient-specific set of 3D-printed blocks that can be directly positioned on the failed primary implant in situ, in order to easily proceed with its replacement. Starting from a CT scan, MySolutions engineers create a 3D...
Medacta announces the release of MyKnee® R, the newest addition to its MySolutions® Personalized Ecosystem. MyKnee R is a patient-specific set of 3D-printed blocks that can be directly positioned on the failed primary implant in situ, in order to easily proceed with its replacement. Starting from a CT scan, MySolutions engineers create a 3D reconstruction of the patient’s joint where a failed primary implant has been positioned. This reconstruction is then used to accurately plan the positioning of a new prosthesis, chosen from Medacta’s portfolio of total knee replacement solutions, ranging from a minimum level of constraint (GMK® Sphere and GMK Primary) to semi- and fully constrained solutions (GMK Revision and GMK Hinge).
MyKnee R is part of Medacta’s MySolutions ecosystem of personalized medicine products and technologies. Originally introduced as MyKnee® to address an unmet need for better implant positioning in the total knee replacement market, MySolutions can now also be used in hip (MyHip®, MyHip Planner, MyHip Verifier), shoulder (MyShoulder®) and spine (MySpine®) procedures. In addition to patient-matched surgical guides, MySolutions also includes advanced planning and verification tools, augmented reality-based personalized execution, patient pathway optimization and clinical data collection and analysis.
MyKnee R is also supported by a tailored educational offering. With an international network of expert surgeons, the M.O.R.E. Institute delivers education on total knee revision techniques and products with personalized educational pathways, supporting surgeons with focused activities as they master revision.
Source: Medacta
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.