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Implants

Different designs. Shared questions.

Six knee systems. One design feature from each to explore through TrueKnee education.

Teaching illustration of knee resurfacing implant components
Teaching illustration · Not a specific commercial implant

Design in motion

Fit. Stability.
Movement.

See how implant geometry relates to the knee you are restoring.

Explore implant design ↗
01 / Flexion geometry

Stryker

Triathlon

Single-radius femur

A single-radius design offers a reference for exploring stability through active flexion.

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02 / Individualized fit

Zimmer Biomet

Persona

Fine sizing increments

Femoral sizes in 2 mm increments and bearings in 1 mm increments allow fine adjustments to fit and thickness.

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03 / Conformity in motion

DePuy Synthes

ATTUNE Medial Stabilized

GRADIUS curve

A gradually reducing femoral radius paired with a medial-stabilized insert provides a design to study changing conformity through flexion.

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04 / Ligament strategy

Smith+Nephew

JOURNEY II Medial Dished

PCL flexibility

The medial-dished insert can be used with the posterior cruciate ligament retained or sacrificed.

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05 / Patellofemoral tracking

Medacta

GMK SpheriKA

KA-focused trochlea

A funnel-shaped trochlear groove is designed to accommodate a wider range of patellar tracking angles in kinematic alignment.

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06 / Medial stability · lateral motion

MicroPort

Evolution Medial-Pivot

Medial-pivot articulation

A highly conforming, constant-radius medial articulation combines medial stability with freedom of movement laterally.

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Manufacturer-described features; learning themes are the Institute’s interpretation. Inclusion does not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or suitability for every patient. Features are not necessarily exclusive; availability and indications vary by market.

Continue your surgical education

Technique. Evidence. Shared experience.