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MEGASYSTEM-C

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Modular
A high degree of intraoperative flexibility provided by modular combination options for individual, finely graduated treatment of major bone defects

Compatible
For specific solutions based on experience and compatibility with successful LINK revision implants

Proven
In terms of material, stability, and many years of clinical use

The best possible prospects for the surgical outcome are created by incorporating biomechanical loading and anchoring principles plus many years of experience gained from the use of proven implant components.

The advantages for you

You extend the Endo-Model SL (and also Endo-Model W) and use MP Neck Segments.

Intraoperative choice between partial and total femur replacement. According to individual patient requirements, the surgeon is free to choose, during the course of the surgery, either to implant

a push-through stem to preserve the diaphyseal femoral bone or
to move up to total femur replacement by using stem segments.

This is made possible by the compatibility with two constrained knee systems (Endo-Model SL and Endo-ModelW). These prostheses can be combined with the proximal hip components of the MP Reconstruction Prosthesis.

Proximal femur replacement and tibia replacement

Solid neck segments are available, including trial prostheses, with holes for fixation of the surrounding muscles and ligaments
Proximal tibia replacement with integral patella clamp and drill holes for attaching the soft tissues
10 mm build-up steps for leg length reconstruction
Use of the assembly instruments
Intelligently designed tapered connections
Securing the taper connection with the fixation screw

For intraoperative flexibility, the MEGASYSTEM-C is based on the Endo-Model SL Knee Implant, the secure modular connections, and the flexible choice of anteversion, leg and neck length by employing the connection principle of the MP Reconstruction Prosthesis.

The modular MEGASYSTEM-C was developed in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Capanna and other experienced orthopedic surgeons. The many and varied treatment options permit both partial bone replacement in the proximal and distal femur region with very small gradations, and also total femur replacement and long tibia replacement.