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Harmonising implant technology

Follow my nature with Pheno4U®

Times are changing, our thinking and capabilities are changing -  and so are our actions. Progressive digitalisation and fostering individualisation in implant technology are key success factors for tomorrow.

 

The standard for modern implants is being as precise as possible, extending to preparation and aftercare. These processes are becoming more personalised, in harmony with nature. 

 

Pheno4U® aims to continually enhance outcomes for all individuals.

Session highlightsSpeaker
Phenotyping: A Step Towards Personalised ArthroplastyProf. Henning Windhagen
Biomechanical Evidence in TKADr. Berna Richter
OrthoPilot® Pheno4U: Level 1Mr. Kos Sehat, FRCS
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Prof. H. Windhagen

Medical University of Hannover, Germany

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Dr. Berna Richter

Orthopaedic & Spine Surgery, Aesculap AG

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K. Sehat, FRCS

Nottingham University Hospitals, UK

A pie chart with 51% very satisfied, 29% satisfied, 8% neutral, 8% dissatisfied and 4% very dissatisfied.
A process image in which the pre-op starts with acquisition patient data & function and risk simulation & planning, where a doctor and a patient can be seen receiving information. The process continues with the intra-op and acquisition laxity/kinematics and phenotyping & personalized plan, here a patient can be seen on the operating table next to two doctors. The last phase is the post-op phase with the acquisition function & gait and monitoring rehab/satisfaction, here you can see a patient on a stationary bike and an exercise ball, next to a doctor who is recording it.

Pre-OP phase

Preoperative risk prediction, phenotyping and kinematic analysis provide crucial decision support in planning of treatment protocol and surgical strategy.

Intra-OP Phase

In the intraoperative phase, the Pheno4U® TKA Level 1 software executed with the OrthoPilot® navigation system led to the proper execution of the defined surgical strategy.

Post-OP Phase

The post-op phase focuses on utilising outcome measures to inform management and enhanced rehabilitation strategies.

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References

  1. Bourne RB, Chesworth BM, Davis AM, Mahomed NN, Charron KDJ. Patient satisfaction after total knee arthroplasty: who is satisfied and who is not? Clin Orthop Relat Res.2010;468(1):57-63. doi:10.1007/s11999-009-1119-9
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