Revision hip prosthesis Revelation® microMAX™

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A shortened hip stem must derive stable loading from it superior regions or risk failure. The Revelation microMAX stem features proximal geometry that maximizes stability and provides physiologic load transfer that no other short stem can match. Revelation microMAX stems measure just 80 mm from the medial-proximal coating boundary to the distal tip. This shortened length offers multiple benefits: Improved maneuverability for placement via direct anterior and other tissue-sparing hip approaches. Less required bone removal so patients retain native bone Designed to avoid diaphyseal overloading and thigh pain. The time-tested Revelation proximal geometry fits the metaphyseal area closely for exception short stem stability. It’s lateral flare, anterior prominence and flat posterior face engage the cortical walls of the inter-trochanteric region to combat subsidence and resist de-stabilizing forces in multiple planes. The Revelation Lateral Flare® geometry was developed to mimic physiologic distribution of biomechanical loads by loading both lateral and medial cortices. It has been shown to preserve up to 95 percent of bone stock and encourage bone regeneration in revision cases and with prior bone loss. By virtue of its short length, Revelation microMAX allows less bone to be taken from patients intraoperatively. And by respecting the principles of bone physiology and biomechanics, it offers protection against gradual bone loss over time.