OrthAlign received CE Mark Approval to market the DAA HipAlign® Direct Anterior Approach Total Hip and UniAlign® Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty, building on previous availability in Japan and the U.S.
DAA HipAlign does not require pre-op imaging or intra-op fluoroscopy for cup placement and leg length measurement, and early U.S. clinical data has demonstrated a reduction in fluoroscopy exposure by about 45%. Early clinical data from Japan shows cup placement (inclination and anteversion) accuracy of ±10°, with at least 95.9% confidence.
UniAlign establishes the mechanical axis of the tibia for transverse resection. In simulated use, UniAlign has been validated to resection accuracy of ±2.0° in the coronal plane, ±3.0° in the sagittal plane and ±2.0 mm in depth. This accuracy has been validated with at least 90% confidence.
DAA HipAlign and UniAlign will be included in OrthAlign Plus® handheld navigation devices.
Last month, the company announced closure of a $10MM Series D financing round that will support expansion of its computer-assisted navigation platform from total knee into partial knee and total hip applications.
OrthAlign received CE Mark Approval to market the DAA HipAlign® Direct Anterior Approach Total Hip and UniAlign® Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty, building on previous availability in Japan and the U.S.
DAA HipAlign does not require pre-op imaging or intra-op fluoroscopy for cup placement and leg length measurement, and early U.S. clinical...
OrthAlign received CE Mark Approval to market the DAA HipAlign® Direct Anterior Approach Total Hip and UniAlign® Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty, building on previous availability in Japan and the U.S.
DAA HipAlign does not require pre-op imaging or intra-op fluoroscopy for cup placement and leg length measurement, and early U.S. clinical data has demonstrated a reduction in fluoroscopy exposure by about 45%. Early clinical data from Japan shows cup placement (inclination and anteversion) accuracy of ±10°, with at least 95.9% confidence.
UniAlign establishes the mechanical axis of the tibia for transverse resection. In simulated use, UniAlign has been validated to resection accuracy of ±2.0° in the coronal plane, ±3.0° in the sagittal plane and ±2.0 mm in depth. This accuracy has been validated with at least 90% confidence.
DAA HipAlign and UniAlign will be included in OrthAlign Plus® handheld navigation devices.
Last month, the company announced closure of a $10MM Series D financing round that will support expansion of its computer-assisted navigation platform from total knee into partial knee and total hip applications.
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