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TriFit TS? - technical summary

TriFit TS? - technical summary

TriFit TS? - technical summary

Product catalog summary
Overview
The document discusses the design and features of the Corin TriFit TS™ cementless tapered femoral stem, emphasizing its stability, conformity, and versatility.

Stability
The TriFit TS™ is crafted from forged titanium alloy, ensuring strength and biocompatibility. Its bi-planar geometry is optimized for bone conservation, preserving the greater trochanter and minimizing cancellous bone removal. A 50° neck cut enhances proximal support, while the anterior-posterior width minimizes bone removal from the metaphysis. The proximal portion is coated with vacuum plasma sprayed pure titanium.

Conformity
Global CT data informed the design of the TriFit TS™, optimizing geometry for patient-specific solutions. The stem's design facilitates the restoration of the center of rotation and biomechanics across various anatomies. The distal stem is polished to prevent osteointegration, promoting proximal load transfer.

Versatility
The stem offers a seamless range of sizes with small increments and two offset options (standard and lateralized). The proximal-to-distal size ratio and distal sweep are designed to enhance proximal loading and reduce subsidence risk. The triple taper design aids in proximal loading and stability. Modular instrumentation provides approach-specific options for surgeons.

Graphical Data
A graph compares head offset and height between the Corin TriFit TS™ and competitor blade-type stems, illustrating the TriFit TS™'s superior design in maintaining head height across various offsets.

References
The document cites several studies and data sources, including works by Muller ME, Burt CF, and others, supporting the clinical efficacy and design rationale of the TriFit TS™.
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Cementless Tapered Femoral Stem Stability | Conformity | Versatility

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Stability Designed to preserve bone and promote improved proximal loading. Conformity Optimal geometry defined by global CT data for a patient matched solution. Versatility A seamless range of stem sizes with an improved proximal:distal size ratio.

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Stability Corin’s TriFit TS™ cementless femoral stem is manufactured from forged titanium alloy for strength and biocompatibility. Based on an optimised, clinically proven, bi-planar geometry1,2, TriFit TS™ is designed to be a bone conserving stem. The reduced lateral proximal shoulder helps preserve as much of the greater trochanter as possible whilst the distal portion similarly helps to minimise the amount of cancellous bone removed from the femur. A 50° neck cut preserves bone in the calcar region and increases proximal support for the implant medially. An optimised anterior-posterior width...

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Head offset Small increments and two offset options (standard and lateralised) form a seamless range of sizes. The proximal-to-distal ratio and distal sweep is also designed to promote proximal loading and prevent distal hang-up, which may reduce the risk of subsidence as seen with other stems of this philosophy6. Additionally the triple taper from anterior to posterior is designed to aid proximal loading and optimise stem stability. Lightweight compact modular instrumentation offers the surgeon a range of approach-specific options for certain procedural steps. Corin TriFit TS™ Competitor ‘blade-type’...

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Muller ME, Jaberg H. Total hip construction. In Evarts CM (ed): Surgery of the musculoskeletal system. 2nd ed. Churchill Livingstone, New York, 1989. Burt CF et al. A femoral component inserted without cement in total hip arthroplasty. A Study of the Tri-Lock component with an average ten year duration of follow-up. J Bone Joint Surg. 1998;80-A:952-60. Schwarz ML, Kowarsch M, Rose SB, Jani L. Histomorphometrical and mechanical evaluation of various surfaces on titanium test bodies placed into femora of the Göttinger minipig. Can a resorbable CaP coating increase osteointegration? 49th Annual...

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