Femoral nailing is an attractive option for the treatment of hip fractures. This is a minimally invasive technique only...
Stryker Exeter Femoral Hip Stem
The Stryker Exeter™ is a cemented, stainless steel partial hip replacement prosthesis that is often used for unstable femoral neck fractures. It takes advantage of the improved outcomes with cementation with the strength associated with stainless steel. Studies have shown that this implant can remain greater than 15 years with near-zero rates of requiring a second surgery for loosening.
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