Three things to know about the implant:
1. It’s designed to be used in minimally invasive outpatient surgery, which allows the patient to have a shorter recovery time.
2. The implant uses a Morse taper, which creates a triangular structure that passes the structural load into the bone.
3. Studies have shown the implant helps patients remain active by increasing range of motion and reducing pain.
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