A Calcar Stem Manufacturer specializes in producing orthopedic implants designed for hip replacement surgeries, particularly when there is damage or bone loss near the femoral neck (calcar region). These stems offer enhanced support and load distribution to maintain joint stability and promote proper healing. Manufacturers use high-grade biocompatible materials and precision engineering to ensure strength, durability, and a secure fit. Their products are widely used in complex primary and revision hip procedures.

The Modular Bipolar Cup (With Head) is an advanced hip implant system used in hemiarthroplasty procedures, particularly for treating femoral neck fractures. It features a dual articulation design with a modular cup and a matching femoral head, allowing smoother joint movement and reduced acetabular wear. The modularity offers flexibility during surgery, enabling better anatomical fit and improved stability. This system is designed for durability, patient comfort, and long-term performance

The Acetabular Cup is a key component in total hip replacement surgery, designed to fit into the hip socket (acetabulum). It serves as the new socket for the artificial femoral head, allowing smooth and stable joint movement. Made from durable, biocompatible materials like titanium or polyethylene, the cup ensures long-lasting performance and reduced wear. Its design may include porous coatings or screw holes for enhanced fixation and bone integration.

A Modular Bipolar Cup Manufacturer specializes in producing advanced orthopedic components used in hip replacement surgeries. These cups are designed with a modular structure, allowing surgeons to customize the fit and mobility during implantation. Manufacturers focus on precision engineering, biocompatible materials, and durability to ensure optimal performance and patient comfort. Their products support both primary and revision hip surgeries, offering reliable solutions for improved joint function and reduced wear

The Bipolar Modular Stem (Cemented) is an orthopedic implant used in hip replacement surgeries, especially for elderly patients with fractured or arthritic hips. It features a modular design that allows better anatomical fit and customization during surgery. The cemented stem is securely fixed into the femur using bone cement, providing immediate stability. This type of implant is often chosen for its ease of insertion, reduced surgical time, and reliable post-operative outcomes