1st 3D total hip replacement surgery performed in Florida: 4 facts

The first total hip replacement surgeries using ConforMIS’ 3D designed total hip replacement system were performed by Gregory Martin, MD, at the Atlantis, Fla.-based JFK Medical Center July 31.

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Here are the key details to know:

1. The ConforMIS Hip System uses advanced imaging to design, manufacture and deliver the suite of FDA-cleared patient conforming knee and hip replacement implants.

2. The patient’s CT scan is converted into a three-dimensional computer model and transformed into an individualized preoperative surgical plan delivered to the surgeon.

3. The individual components of the system are pre-navigated to fit the patient, with certain components designed specifically for the patient.

4. The surgeries were conducted as a part of a limited launch, with complete launch expected in 2019.

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