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Acetabular plates & Cemented cups

The LimaCorporate Acetabular Plates design provides a supporting structure when using a cemented acetabular component for low bone quality. The cemented cups are offered in standard and protruded versions.

Constructed using pure titanium

Cranial wings, caudal hook & bone screw holes

Poly cups up to ID 36mm

About

LimaCorporate’s cemented cups are manufactured in UHMWPE and are available in several sizes and two different versions.

The standard version is completely hemispherical, and the anti-dislocation version has a lateral portion. This guarantees a greater coverage of the femoral head and prevents any risk of dislocation. The Acetabular Plates are designed as supporting structures for the UHMWPE cups. These reinforced cages, constructed of pure titanium, are suitable for several clinical cases; generally, for any case where the orthopedic surgeon is willing to use a cemented implant. The design features a caudal hook, with holes for screwing and wings that can be bent and adjusted to adapt to the bone, aiming to anchor the cage to the bone with the highest congruence between implant and the cage surface.
*BIOLOX®delta liners must be coupled with DELTA spacers when combined with DELTA One TT, DELTA Multihole TT or DELTA Revision TT cups.

Sizing and Options

Acetabular plates

Acetabular plates Pure Titanium
Cranial wings standard, Ø 50 to 66mm in 4mm increments

Acetabular plates

Acetabular plates Pure Titanium
Cranial wings long, Ø 50 to 66mm in 4mm increments

Cemented Cups

Cemented Cups Standard Acetabular Cups
UHMWPE
ID 28mm / OD 40mm up to 58mm
ID 32mm / OD 44mm up to 58mm

Cemented Cups

Cemented Cups Protruded Acetabular Cups
UHMWPE
ID28mm / OD 44mm up to 58mm
ID32mm / OD 44mm up to 58mm
ID36mm / OD 48mm up to 58mm

Clinical Papers

Ding H, Mao Y, Yu B, Zhu Z, Li H, Yu B, Huang J.

The use of morselized allografts without impaction and cemented cage support in acetabular revision surgery: a 4- to 9-year follow-up. J Orthop Surg Res. 2015 May 23;10:77

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Necas L, Katina S, Uhlarova J, Colton CL.

Slovakian Arthroplasty Register – Survival analysis of total hip and knee replacement in Slovakia 2003 – 2011. Acta Chir. Orthop. Traum. Čech. 2013 Apr;80(Suppl.):1-85

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Perticarini L, Medetti M, Benazzo F.

Should reconstruction of acetabular defects be supported by cages? Hip Int. 2018;28(1S);164.

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Vavřík P, Landor I, Popelka S, Fialka R, Hach J.

The National Register of Joint Replacements of the Czech Republic. Acta Chir Orthop Traumatol Cech. 2014;81 Suppl:3-68.

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