Why choose us

OEM/ODM

We Offer complete solutions and scalable services from concept to commercialization, eg: concept development, product design, contract engineering, prototyping, testing, and contract manufacturing for medical devices etc like OEM/ODM mode.

Production Market

With ISO/CE certified quality, the company's sales network is throughout the country and has exported to different countries and regions in Asia, South America, Middle East, north America.

Rich Experience

Who offers concept development, product design, contract engineering, prototyping, testing, and contract manufacturing for medical devices with rich experience.

Production Equipment

60 CNC turning centres, 30 CNC milling centres as well as laser systems for marking and welding of assembly groups and special machines.

 

Feature

Titanium

Cobalt-Chromium

Weight

Lighter

Heavier

Wear Resistance

Moderate (improving with coatings)

High

Elastic Modulus

Closer to bone (less stiff)

Much stiffer than bone

MRI Compatibility

Safe

May cause artifacts

Allergy Potential

Very low

Possible (nickel content)

Cost

Often higher

More commonly used

 

Advantages of Knee Replacement Implants

 

Improved Mobility and Functionality

Knee implants aim to restore mobility, enabling individuals to engage in daily activities without pain or limitations.

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Longevity and Durability

Advancements in implant technology have enhanced the lifespan of knee replacements, offering long-term durability and reducing the need for revision surgeries.

02

Faster Recovery

Certain implants, like partial knee replacements, often result in quicker recovery times due to the preservation of healthy tissues and ligaments.

03

Personalized Approach

Surgeons at Mukat Hospital can tailor the choice of implant to suit each patient's unique needs, ensuring better outcomes and patient satisfaction.

04

Pain Relief

Knee implants primarily aim to alleviate chronic knee pain, enabling individuals to lead a more active and pain-free life post-surgery.

05

 

Types of knee replacement materials

 

 

Metal implants

The vast majority of metal implants are made of titanium or cobalt-chromium. While the materials used in the implant are important, the emphasis is actually on its design. This allows for the artificial structure to be tailored to the specific needs of the patient.

 

Plastic implants

Of all the available plastic parts involved in total knee replacement, Polyethylene plastic is the most important. While Polyethylene was one of the most common causes of knee revision surgery, technological advances over the past three decades have meant the risks associated with the plastic wearing out have greatly reduced.

 

Ceramic implants

Ceramic implants can be used to make up the entire artificial joint, or as the surface of the femoral component. One major advantage of ceramic implants is that they're scratch-resistant. This means they're much less likely to wear down over time and have a long life expectancy. The downside of ceramic implants is their cost and susceptibility to shattering.

 

 

Total Knee Replacement Implant

 

Implant Fixation

Cemented fixation. Implants are most commonly held in place with a fast-curing bone cement (polymethylmethacrylate).


Cementless fixation. Implants can also be press-fit onto bone. This type of fixation relies on new bone growing into the surface of the implant. Cementless implants are made of a material that attracts new bone growth. Most are textured or coated so that the new bone actually grows into the surface of the implant.


Hybrid fixation. In hybrid fixation for total knee replacement, a combination of cemented and cementless fixation is used.

 

Packaging & Delivery

 

Packaging

Inner: Non-sterile plastic bags.

Small packing PE/PET, Big packing PVC.

External: Standard carton.

Lead Time

7-14 days

Delivery

≤30kg, Door to door (DHL/TNT/UPS/FEDEX/EMS, etc.)

>30 kg, Airport to Airport.

By air or by sea.

 

 

Our factory

 

FUXIANG medical metal produces medical implants/ instruments, as well as high-precision mechanical and precision CNC turned and milled components, wire-cutting components, ready-to-install assembly groups and 3D parts with free-form contours for a variety of industries.

 

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FAQ

 

Q: How long does a knee replacement last?

A: In most cases, an implant will last at least 20 years or longer. Younger patients who have a knee replacement and maintain an active lifestyle as they grow older may eventually require a knee revision surgery to replace the prosthesis.

Q: Can knee replacement be done as an outpatient?

A: Some patients are able to return home the same day after an outpatient procedure, while others stay overnight in the hospital.

Q: Can both knees be replaced at the same time?

A: In most cases, it is safer to have one knee replacement performed, rather than both at the same time. Your orthopedist can tell you more about what is involved.

Q: How long does knee replacement surgery take?

A: Total knee replacement surgery generally takes about 60 to 90 minutes, but you should expect to be in the operating room for over two hours.

Q: Will a knee replacement set off a metal detector?

A: While knee implants generally do not set off metal detectors, more sensitive machines may register the presence of the implant. It is not necessary to carry any sort of card or documentation for airport security.

Q: Is it risky to get a knee replacement?

A: Knee replacement surgery, like any surgery, carries risks. They include: Blood clots. Surgeons often recommend blood-thinning medicines to prevent this risk.

Q: Can you climb stairs after knee replacement?

A: Yes, patients can usually climb stairs after a knee replacement, but it's a gradual process that requires physical therapy and proper technique. Initially, patients may need assistance and may start with one step at a time, leading with the non-operated leg going up and the operated leg going down. As strength and confidence improve, typically after a few weeks, they can progress to more natural stair climbing.

Q: How long do I have to sleep with my leg straight after knee replacement?

A: You will heal between 3-6 weeks and after you have recovered, you can begin sleeping normally again. However, if the position you are used to sleeping in causes pain, avoid it for a few more days until you are completely healed.

Q: Should I wear a knee brace after knee replacement?

A: A knee brace is effective as it offers strength to the knees, avoiding awkward movements and stretches that might affect the surgery. It is necessary to wear knee braces during the initial days because the knee joints are healing, eventually reducing the risk of further injury.

Tianjin Fuxiang Medical Tech Co., Ltd. is one of the most professional knee replacement implants manufacturers and suppliers in China, specialized in providing high quality OEM&ODM service. We warmly welcome you to buy custom made knee replacement implants from our factory. Complete Knee Replacements, full knee replacement, High Flexion Total Knee Replacement Implant

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