The Cordera Hip System is a total hip replacement comprising femoral and acetabular components, the statement said. Instances when it would be used include treating a painful or disabled joint from osteoarthritis, treatment of non-unions of the hip and revising previous failed hip surgery.
“Our new Cordera Hip System is the first expansion of our growing total hip portfolio. The system, which is inserted using an anterior or posterior surgical approach, will allow surgeons to treat a wider range of patients effectively,” Mark Augusti, Conformis president and CEO, said in a statement. “And surgeons have the option to select an accompanying personalized surgical plan and best in class PSI guides provided through a safe, sterile, and efficient model for hospitals and ambulatory surgery center sites of care.”
Read the full press release here.
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