Both are good companies. Surgeon must be good for better outcome. We refer our patients to best surgeons & not best Hospitals / best Implant companies.
Cobalt Chrome and Polythylene.
Lots of manufacturers makes these, the big names are DePuy, Biomet, Zimmer, Smith & Nephew, Stryker, Wright Medical, Exactech.
Zimmer is simply the company who manufacture some implants, they do a total knee called the Nexgen, and a partial called the ZUK.
WHICH COMPANYS BRAND IS GOOD FOR KNEE DEVICES PLEAse.
Warsaw (Indiana), Puerto Rico, Ireland and China.
The metal parts of the implant are made of titanium- or cobalt/chromium-based alloys
Only if they can show either Zimmer or the Surgeon were negligent in doing so.
Typically around 95% are still working well after 10years
Three pounds for the female specific petite replacement per knee. Source is my Orthopedic Surgeon, FVort Worth, TX.
They (Styker, not Striker), make several different versions, have a look for Stryker Triathlon for an image.
Yes, some Stryker knee replacement implants may contain nickel, as it is often used in stainless steel alloys and other materials to enhance strength and corrosion resistance. However, Stryker also offers nickel-free alternatives for patients with specific allergies or sensitivities. It's important for patients to discuss any concerns about nickel or other materials with their healthcare provider prior to surgery.
Yes, some Stryker knee replacement implants may contain nickel, as it is often used in metal alloys to enhance strength and corrosion resistance. However, many manufacturers have developed nickel-free options to accommodate patients with nickel allergies. It’s important for patients to discuss their specific implant materials with their healthcare provider to ensure they receive a suitable product.