Exactech announced that an independent retrospective study reported positive two-year clinical outcomes with the Vantage Ankle Fixed Bearing System.
The two-year minimum clinical outcome study included 22 consecutive patients with an average of 24.6 months of follow-up. They reported positive results and demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in pain scores, low complication rates and a 100% implant survivorship at short-term follow-up.
Additional findings on the Vantage Ankle System were recently published, highlighting its mobile bearing implant, which is available for use outside the United States.
Both studies reported no revisions, statistically significant decreases in pain scores and statistically significant increases in range of motion after a minimum of one-year follow-up.
Exactech announced that an independent retrospective study reported positive two-year clinical outcomes with the Vantage Ankle Fixed Bearing System.
The two-year minimum clinical outcome study included 22 consecutive patients with an average of 24.6 months of follow-up. They reported positive results and demonstrated a statistically significant...
Exactech announced that an independent retrospective study reported positive two-year clinical outcomes with the Vantage Ankle Fixed Bearing System.
The two-year minimum clinical outcome study included 22 consecutive patients with an average of 24.6 months of follow-up. They reported positive results and demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in pain scores, low complication rates and a 100% implant survivorship at short-term follow-up.
Additional findings on the Vantage Ankle System were recently published, highlighting its mobile bearing implant, which is available for use outside the United States.
Both studies reported no revisions, statistically significant decreases in pain scores and statistically significant increases in range of motion after a minimum of one-year follow-up.
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