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Custom Implants
- Upper Limbs
  Scapula
  Distal Radius
  Proximal Ulna
- Lower Limbs
  Pelvis
- A custom implant is unique in its anatomical form and it is made specifically for a particular patient. It combines the collaborative skills of the surgeon, the designer and the manufacturer, for the best possible outcome.
Modular Implants
- Upper Limbs
  Humerus
  Proximal Humerus
  Diaphysis
  Distal Humerus
  Total Humerus
  Proximal Ulna
  Distal Ulna
- Lower Limbs
  Femur
  Proximal Femur
  Diaphysis
  Distal Femur
  Total Femur
  Proximal Tibia
  Total Knee
  Knee Arthrodesis
- Modular implants encompass a group of components, which when assembled, form a functional implant that replaces partly, or totally, a long bone and a joint.
Maxillofacial Reconstruction
- Success Stories
  Patient with 40 mm maxillectomy
  Patient with 55 mm maxillectomy
  Patient with 80 mm maxillectomy
  Patient with 35 mm maxillectomy
- Reconstruction of large maxillectomy defects following tumour resection presents a formidable challenge to both surgeons and prosthodontists. However, it is possible, by using transport distraction osteogenesis (TDO) to re-form a functional palatal vault, alveolar ridge that can house dental implants and a vestibule for the supportive form and function of cheeks.

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Total
Knee Joint

A total knee joint is a combination of the distal femur and the proximal tibia. The minimum resection length of this combination is 179 mm and it can be increased from the femoral side at intervals of 10 mm, by the addition of extensions.

The minimum resection tibial part of the implant can be replaced by the large resection type, in which case, the implant can increase in length from both the femoral and tibial sides, by adding extensions.

	+27 83 424 3404
	+27 82 345 0062
	george.vicatos@uct.ac.za

Total Knee Joint

Total
Knee Joint