ConforMIS Personalized Partial Knee Implants

Not Everyone Needs a Total Knee

As patients get younger and more active, the interest in bone and tissue sparing partial knee replacement (PKR) has increased dramatically.

• More surgeons are recommending PKR
• PKR is a less invasive option compared to traditional TKR
• Higher patient satisfaction and better outcomes

Partial Knee Replacement

• 20-40% of all TKRs are performed on people who could have been treated with a partial knee replacement
• Patients tend to prefer UKA to TKA
  • Preserves the ACL and PCL
  • Preserves more bone and cartilage
  • Less invasive surgery, less blood loss
  • Smaller incision
  • Faster recovery
• Disadvantage of partial knee replacement
  • Has historically shown higher revision risk
  • Potential for continued disease progression to other compartments

Unicompartmental Knee Replacement iUni^® G2

The only patient-specific unicompartmental knee replacement

• Designed to treat medial or lateral tibiofemoral osteoarthritis
• Provides a customized fit specific to your knee
• Designed to mimic the natural shape of your knee to help retain more of your natural function
• Allows for a less traumatic procedure and fewer bone cuts to preserve more of your natural knee for future treatment, if necessary

Bicompartmental Knee Replacement iDuo^® G2

A revolutionary alternative to traditional off-the-shelf TKR

• Designed to treat medial or lateral tibiofemoral with patellofemoral osteoarthritis
• Combines proven TKR principles for patellofemoral treatment with the advantages of the ConforMIS partial knee system
• Treats just the affected knee compartments with a precise, patient-specific implant that delivers unparalleled fit, preserves all ligaments and conserves far more bone than traditional TKR