Excia® Hip Stem System
Less invasive. Modern hip replacement.
Excia® straight stems are designed for implant longevity with or without bone cement – with standard or high offset – suitable for all less invasive surgical hip approaches.
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Cemented and Cementless Design
Two design options for implantation with or without bone cement with standard or high offset.
Cementless stem design from titanium alloy with distal guided fitting and proximal flanges and trochanteric wing for mechanical stability. Proximal fixation with Plasmapore® coating.
Cemented wingless stem design from Cobalt Chrome alloy preserves bone near the trochanter. The flanges ensure a good proximal fit within the cement mantle. Good stem alignment is supported by the distal centralizer.
Plasmapore® Surface
The cementless Excia® features a proximal rough Plasmapore® titanium micro-porous coating.
Excia® Instruments
The Excia® implantation instruments support all less invasive surgical approaches to the hip joint. The wing rasp is used in the final step of the cementless implantation only and preserves the greater trochanter.
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