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orthotech pty ltd - 38156 - ceramic femoral head prosthesis - biolox delta ceramic femoral heads are a zirconia-toughened, platelet-reinforced alumina ceramic head designed to incorporate the wear properties & stability of alumina with improved material strength & toughness. the head is one components of a total hip reconstruction system intended to be attached to a femoral stem by means of a conical taper connection & to articulate with a ceramic or polyethylene insert. the femoral head is one of the components of a total hip replacement which is intended to be attached to a femoral stem by means of a conical taper connection and to articulate with a biolox ceramic insert or a polyethylene insert. the total hip replacement is intended for use in the indications including femoral head or neck fractures;tumour resection; arthrosis, rheumatoid arthritis and post-traumatic arthritis; hemiarthroplasty revision.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

spinal dynamic-stabilization system

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Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

trekking tibial component fb - cemented - uncoated knee tibia prosthesis, metallic

orthotech pty ltd - 32832 - uncoated knee tibia prosthesis, metallic - the cocrmo cemented, keeled, symmetric, bowl-shaped, fixed-tibial component slopes 4? posteriorly and has a 6? articular surface slope. the connection between the liner and the tibial plate is secured by means of a simple metal wire applied to the anterior part of the liner and a bowl-shaped tibial plate with a mirror-polished ?floor?. the tibial plate is flat, with no additional spines, ripples or screw-holes, in order to minimize the backside polyethylene wear. the trekking tibial component fb ? cemented is a component of the trekking total knee replacement system which is a modular system that provides an optimal fit between the replaced joint and the limb. indications: - knee arthrosis - extensive primary and secondary destruction of the joint to the extent that the functional efficiency of the locomotive apparatus is reduced; - severe pathological condition affecting the articulation caused by degenerative and rheumatoid arthritis; - joint fracture or bone necrosis; post-surgical conditions after previous operations with or without consequent use of a prosthesis.