Memorandum - Modular Necks
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https://doi.org/10.15438/rr.v2i2.22Abstract
To: TSIâ„¢ Study Group Members
Coming off the recent problems with MoM bearings we are now seeing some concerns with modular necks. This should not be a surprise for some of us have been concerned with certain designs and materials used in modular junctions for some time now. However, with that said we have not faced the same level of media coverage in the past that we have seen with the MoM issue. This in our opinion will have an impact on all modular style implants. We intend to keep all our members informed to the best of our ability as to the modular neck junction used in the TSIâ„¢ modular neck technology as commercialized by Omnilife Science (The ARCâ„¢ Stem) in the US and Global Orthopaedics (The MSAâ„¢ Stem) in Australia.
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Declan Brazil, PhD; & Timothy McTighe, Dr. HS (hc); FEA Analysis of Neck Sparing Versus Conventional Cementless Stem , JISRF pub. Reconstructive Review Vol.1, Number.1 Oct. 2011
T. McTighe, I. Woodgate, A. van der Rijt, A. Turnbull, J. Harrison, D. Brazil L. Keppler, J. Keggi2 K.J. Keggi, R. Kennon2, S.D. Stulberg , L.E. Rubin; “Neck Sparing Total Hip Arthroplasty Lessons Learned”; Poster Exhibit IOF world Congress on Osteoporosis, May 2010, Florence Italy
T. McTighe, D. Brazil, Design Rationale and Early Clinical / Surgical Observations with a Short Curved Tissue Sparing Hip Implant -The Apex ARCâ„¢Stem-; Jisrf pub. Reconstructive Review Vol1., Number 1Oct. 2012
T. McTighe, C. Bryant, D. Brazil, J.Keggi, L. Keppler; “Earl learning Experience with a Neck Stabilized THA for Treating Osteoarthritis” Poster 301 2011 World Congress on Osteoarthritis Sept. 2011 san Diego, CA
T. McTighe, D. Brazil, L.Keppler, J. Keggi, et al; “The first 1,225 Short Curved Neck Sparing Stems -Clinical Surgical Observations; Poster 68 ICJR CME meeting April 2012, Coronado, CA
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