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C.F.P. Hip Stem
Minimal bone resection by preserving the femoral neck Anatomical stem shape and integral anteversion Collar allows physiologic compressive forces to be transmitted back into the femur 1, 2 …  
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LINK Direct Anterior Approach (DAA)
ANATOMICAL APPROACH with anatomically adapted stems made by LINK Tissue preserving approach meets bone preserving stems   Polished tip supports easy and safe insertion1 Integrated…  
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SP-CL Hip Stem
The S curvature follows the natural anatomical shape of the femur Ribbed profile for high primary stability and structural elasticity1-3,7 Bone preserving Minimally invasive implantation …  
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SPII Model Lubinus
The design is adapted to the anatomical shape of the femur Successfully used for over 40 years 1 Proven by a multitude of clinical data1, 5 Substantially reduced occurrence of…  
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LCU Hip Stem
Successful stem design1 Intraoperative flexibility High-end materials and coating Available in two uncemented stem variants (PoroLink or HX coated surface) and as a cemented stem. All…  
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Cemented Acetabular Cup System
 Lubinus Cup IP Cup FAL Cup Cemented implant for rapid postoperative mobilization1 Uniform cement coating by means of integral spacers High UHMWPE quality means low…  
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TrabecuLink Augments
Versatility – in positioning the Augment Effective fixation - pore geometry of the TrabecuLink structure for effective cell ongrowth2,3,5 Reproducible surgical technique The latest…  
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3C Hip Stem
Well proven stem design Intraoperative interchangeability High end surface modifications and materials Standard and short version Philosophy The 3C hip system employs a straight stem…  
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Allure Hip Stem
Allure Triple Taper Hip Stem The Allure Hip Stem features a triple-taper designed to fit and fill the metaphysis and to support both initial and long-term stability. The stem design and…  
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