The Bipolar Prosthesis (Non-Fenestrated) is a type of hip implant commonly used in hemiarthroplasty procedures, especially for treating femoral neck fractures. It features a dual articulation design that reduces wear and enhances mobility by allowing movement between both the prosthetic head and the acetabulum. Being non-fenestrated, the stem lacks holes or openings, which can offer added structural strength. This design is often preferred for its stability, smooth insertion, and reduced risk of cement leakage during cemented fixation.

An Acetabular Cup Liner Manufacturer specializes in producing liners that fit inside the acetabular cup during total hip replacement surgeries. These liners, often made from polyethylene, ceramic, or highly cross-linked materials, act as the bearing surface for the femoral head. Manufacturers focus on precision, wear resistance, and biocompatibility to ensure smooth joint movement and long-term durability. Their products are designed to reduce friction, enhance implant longevity, and improve patient mobility

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