Catalog excerpts
Cormet TM Advanced Hip Resurfacing System Product overview
Open the catalog to page 1Cormet TM Activity | History | Technology The Cormet advanced hip resurfacing system, pioneered by Corin, provides a bone preserving solution for young, active patients in line with their increased demands for higher activity and clinical requirements for pain free mobility. 2|
Open the catalog to page 2The original modern metal-on-metal hip resurfacing |3
Open the catalog to page 3Cormet TM Activity Today’s younger patients demand more from their surgery – a long-lasting implant and a return to previous levels of activity. Cormet offers the choice of both cementless and cemented femoral components with optimal geometry, allowing minimal bone removal. The stable high performance bearing and low-wear metallurgy combine to form an enduring, bone-conserving implant, fulfilling patient expectations for a return to an active lifestyle. 4|
Open the catalog to page 4Bone conservation With a choice of cementless or cemented applications, the close fitting geometric design of the Cormet femoral component minimises the need for bone removal. Acetabular stability The equatorially expanded acetabular component gives excellent initial stability, with clinically proven Bi-coatTM and anti-rotational fins providing longterm bone integration. Favourable femoral loading The polished distal tip of the Cormet resurfacing allows favourable loading and minimises stress shielding of the femoral neck. Increased range of motion Cormet resurfacing and Optimom large...
Open the catalog to page 5Cormet TM History Over 20 years’ expertise in metal-on-metal hip resurfacing 1989 Vision... 1991 Origin… 1997 Evolution… 2004 Innovation… 2007 Expansion… 2008 Progression… 2009 Celebration… Corin begins development of the first metal-on-metal hip resurfacing The first implantation of the Corin McMinn Hip Resurfacing Corin Cormet Hip Resurfacing is launched First fully cementless resurfacing becomes available, removing all cement from the procedure Cormet is launched in the USA by Stryker Orthopaedics 2mm incremental heads become available, allowing greater intraoperative flexibility Corin...
Open the catalog to page 6Clinically proven through multisurgeon, multi-centre data. 96.2% survivorship at 9 years2 |7
Open the catalog to page 7Cormet TM Technology With Corin’s expertise in advanced bearing technology, the Cormet hip resurfacing system offers: ■ Optimal design specifications – with 20 years’ experience, Corin has investigated the effect of sphericity, bearing clearances, metallurgy, adverse gait and acetabular inclination, to optimise clinical performance. ■ Precision-machined components to ensure maximum sphericity and minimum surface roughness, delivering a high-performance, low-wear articulation. ■ Clinically-proven low-wear metallurgy for a more forgiving, high-performance bearing3. ■ Stability through large...
Open the catalog to page 8Over 16,000 cementless resurfacings implanted since 2004. The only clinically-proven fully cementless hip resurfacing1,4 |9
Open the catalog to page 9Cormet TM Precision instrumentation Cormet Precision instrumentation ensures reproducible implant orientation. Corin pioneered the first ever neck centring alignment device, facilitating minimal access surgery and ensuring accurate reproducible femoral component positioning. Reproducible and accurate acetabular placement is achieved through the simple vacuum introducer, enabling re-orientation prior to final impaction. 10 |
Open the catalog to page 10Corin’s one system approach Managing the demands of today’s patients | 11
Open the catalog to page 11References: Cormet TM 1. Williams D, Royle M, Norton M. Metal-on-metal resurfacing. The effect of cup position and component size on range of motion to impingement. J Arthroplasty 2009 Jan;24(1):144-51. 2. Unitt L, Bracey D, Fern D, Foguet P, Krikler S, Norton M, Prakash U, Pring D, Spencer R, Vhadra R, Bishay M. The intermediate results of a multi-surgeon, multi-centre cohort using the CormetTM hip resurfacing device. BOA 2009: Poster. 3. Angadji A, Royle M, Collins SN, Shelton JC. A hip simulator study on the effect of cup inclination on the wear of ‘as cast’ and ‘double heat-treated’...
Open the catalog to page 12All Corin catalogs and technical brochures
-
Revival™ 100mm
2 Pages
-
Revival™
2 Pages
-
TriFit TS™
2 Pages
-
Evidence base
8 Pages
-
Dynacup™
6 Pages
-
Dual Mobility™
4 Pages
-
Meije Duo™
4 Pages
-
Linea™
4 Pages
-
Dynacup One-C™
4 Pages
-
MiniHip™ - The evidence base
16 Pages
-
MiniHip™ - product overview
12 Pages
-
Trinity™ - surgical technique
16 Pages
-
Trinity - design rationale
12 Pages
-
clinical excellence
6 Pages
-
Revival™
6 Pages
-
Biomimetic Cementless Technology
12 Pages
-
ECiMa™
12 Pages
-
LARS™
6 Pages
-
Solomax™
4 Pages
-
Zenith™
12 Pages
-
Rotaglide+™
12 Pages
-
MetaFix™
12 Pages
-
TriFit TS™
12 Pages
-
Trinity™ - product overview
12 Pages
-
Optimized Positioning System
12 Pages
-
Uniglide™
28 Pages
-
Unity knee surgical technique
24 Pages
-
TriFit TS surgical technique
12 Pages
-
MiniHip™ - surgical technique
12 Pages
-
OPS™
6 Pages
-
Unity KneeTM
16 Pages
-
Hip continuum
6 Pages
-
TriFit TS?
12 Pages
-
LARS ACL
12 Pages
-
LARS
8 Pages
-
Solomax
4 Pages
-
Zenith
12 Pages
-
Uniglide
12 Pages
-
Rotaglide+
12 Pages
-
MiniHip - design rationale
16 Pages
-
MiniHip - product overview
12 Pages
-
Trinity
12 Pages