When it comes to optimizing function, particularly related to the knee joint, a key question arises: how can we restore a patient's mobility and quality of life? The Physica ZUK unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA) emerges as a compelling answer, backed by its success in achieving this goal.
Dr. Alexander Beier* (Klinik Sanssouci Clinic, Germany) highlights the unique advantage of UKA over total knee replacements. Unlike total replacements, UKA offers the potential to nearly completely restore the natural function of the knee joint. This translates to a more natural feeling knee and potentially faster recovery for patients.
Prof. Thomas Lyuckx* (AZ Delta clinic, Belgium) emphasizes the dual focus of Physica ZUK: long-term implant survival and improved patient function. This two-pronged approach ensures that the implant not only lasts, but also empowers patients to regain their active lifestyles.
Dr. Nicolò Castelnuovo* (Istituto Clinico Città Studi di Milano, Italy) delves into the design aspects of Physica ZUK. He commends its user-friendly nature, prioritizing function over unnecessary complexity. This focus translates to a smoother surgical experience and potentially faster recovery times.
Despite being around for two decades, Physica ZUK's design remains relevant thanks to its PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate) coating. This coating enhances durability and fixation, contributing to long-term success for patients.
Physica ZUK stands out as a UKA solution that optimizes function for a more active life. Its combination of a user-friendly design, long-term durability, and proven clinical success makes it a compelling choice for surgeons and patients seeking to restore natural knee mechanics and improve quality of life.
*paid consultant of LimaCorporate, now part of the Enovis group
