Minimally invasive hip prosthesis C.F.P. II

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Anatomically adapted Minimal bone resection by preserving the femoral neck Streamlined instrument set for a straightforward workflow LINK is one of the pioneers of anatomical and neck preserving prosthesis designs and has decades of experience in the development of these stem types. The C.F.P.* stem which was introduced in 1998, has since then strongly marked the further development in the world of short stems. Today we are looking back at an impressive track record with survival rates of up to 98,3 % after 11 years.1 In the C.F.P. II stem this legacy continues by taking clinically proven design features and combining them with today’s requirements of a modern short stem. The specific implant and instrument design conserves bone and soft tissue and adapts to the natural anatomy of the femur.2 Therefore the C.F.P. II equally lives up to its name and embodies our anatomical principles of bone preservation and “anatomy defines shape”. The system is accompanied by a compact, ergonomic instrument set, which enables the surgeon to perform the arthroplasty smoothly and efficiently, regardless of the favored surgical approach. * Collum Femoris Preserving