NextStep Arthropedix launched The Blade™, a femoral stem component for the iNSitu™ Total Hip system. The bi-planar taper geometry builds on 30 years of proven data for this design philosophy and is complimentary with the iNSitu System and iNSitu Stem’s core features.
The Blade is designed for the Direct Anterior Approach and features a reduced lateral shoulder and a lateral sweep at the distal tip in a length that is 5mm shorter than its competition. It is presented with a two-tray instrument system.
The Blade dual taper stem is offered in a size range from 3 to 24. Sizes 3 and 4 represent the smallest dual taper stem on the market.
NextStep Arthropedix launched The Blade™, a femoral stem component for the iNSitu™ Total Hip system. The bi-planar taper geometry builds on 30 years of proven data for this design philosophy and is complimentary with the iNSitu System and iNSitu Stem’s core features.
The Blade is designed for the Direct Anterior Approach and features a reduced...
NextStep Arthropedix launched The Blade™, a femoral stem component for the iNSitu™ Total Hip system. The bi-planar taper geometry builds on 30 years of proven data for this design philosophy and is complimentary with the iNSitu System and iNSitu Stem’s core features.
The Blade is designed for the Direct Anterior Approach and features a reduced lateral shoulder and a lateral sweep at the distal tip in a length that is 5mm shorter than its competition. It is presented with a two-tray instrument system.
The Blade dual taper stem is offered in a size range from 3 to 24. Sizes 3 and 4 represent the smallest dual taper stem on the market.
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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.