The Restoration DLS stem is especially designed for revisions where the femoral bone stock is severely compromised. In particular, the implant is indicated for SOFCOT Stage III and Stage IV or Paprosky type 2B, 2C and type 3femoral bone loss.
Exeter Long Stem
Stryker Exeter Hips - more than 400 of them - were first implanted in 1970 at the Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Hospital in Exeter, England. Survivorship today is 91.5 percent through 30 years.
In 1985, the world’s first multi-filament Orthopaedic cable, Dall-Miles was introduced by Stryker as a means of providing fixation for trochanteric reattachment procedures.
The Restoration Modular Revision Hip System combines successful designs with the latest technology to help answer the many challenges of revision hip surgery.
