29 year survivorship, (82% - 95%) at 29 years for any reason, any component.⁴

10 year survivorship, stem only.⁵

29 year survivorship, aseptic loosening stem.⁴

Taperloc Hip System ODEP Rating.⁶

Taperloc Hip Cemented ODEP rating.⁶

Taperloc Microplasty ODEP rating.⁶

A reduced distal geometry in which a gradual reduction of the stem substrate occurs distal to the porous coating level.

A reduced stem length from the standard stem, designed to better address minimally invasive techniques, providing an alternative to femoral resurfacing while offering a solution in cases where a bone conserving prosthesis is desirable.

Helps address femurs with a more varus neck by allowing for additional offset to properly restore hip biomechanics and soft tissue tensioning.

Based upon the original Taperloc design that has been clinically proven in a variety of patient types.¹

Design built on the Taperloc stem (launched in 1983), the longest clinically referenced^1,2,3 primary hip stem, with: 

• Wedge shape 

• Proximally circumferential titanium porous plasma sprayed design 

• Titanium substrate 

• Full Length 

• Reduced Distal 

• Microplasty (35 mm length reduction)

• XR123 Coxa Vara

1mm increments are designed to provide optimal interchangeability, OR efficiency, and accurate matching of the patient's femur without the need to remove additional bone

• Primary Hip Arthroplasty

• Hemi Arthroplasty

• Cementless stem with press fit

• Original Tapered Wedge