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LEGION◊ CONCELOC◊ Cementless Total Knee System
Building on a legacy of trusted innovation with patented 3D-printed cementless technology, providing CONCELOC biological fixation and efficiency and versatility in the OR1,2
CONCELOC Advanced Porous Titanium
CONCELOC is our patented method of creating a fully randomised porous structure with predictable porosity, pore size and node interconnectivity.
- Made from Ti-6Al-4V and shown to provide excellent biological fixation in a validated ovine model3,4
- The same technology with over 3.5 years of proven clinical history in our REDAPT◊ Revision Cementless System5
- Features a porosity of 80%6 and a pore size of 228μm to 633μm7
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*Compared to symmetrical tibial baseplates.
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