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H1®

Hip Resurfacing

Hip Resurfacing

The H1 Hip Resurfacing Implant is a fully cementless, anatomically contoured, ceramic-on ceramic solution, designed to preserve bone¹*, reduce soft tissue impingement²^,³, and eliminate metal ion release⁴*, aiming to provide a durable, biocampatible joint restoration for more active patients⁵^,⁶*.

Clinical Results

Single arm, multicentre, prospective, non-randomised study

Five sites with seven surgeons implanting between 2017 and 2022.

^{Clinical Outcomes to follow soon.}

H1®

Hip Resurfacing

Features and Benefits

BIOLOX® Delta on BIOLOX Delta Bearing Surface: For both the femoral and acetabular components, with the aim to eliminate the risk of metal ion release⁴*.

Titanium and HA Plasma Coated Implant: A fully cementless solution designed to preserve bone, and reduce operating time and costs, with an aim to provide a long-term fixation for active patients⁸*.

Anatomically Contoured Cup: Aim to reduce the occurrence of groin pain due to iliopsoas impingement whilst maintaining sufficient coverage angle²^,³.

Single Implant Design

For both left and right sides, in 10 sizes, for a range of anatomies:

Cup: 47-65 mm
Head: 40-58 mm

Short Stem: Aims to preserve bone on the femoral neck.

Streamlined Instrumentation: Designed to provide a more accurate implant position in a variety of surgical approaches, including the ASI.

H1 Hip Resurfacing

Specifications

Procedure

Hip Resurfacing

Design

Fully-cementless, anatomically contoured, ceramic-on-ceramic

Indications

With its ceramic-on-ceramic bearing surface and the distinct anatomical contour, H1 may help patients get back to their normal active life⁵^,⁶*, and expand clinical indications to a wider group of patients⁹^,⁷*

H1 Hip Resurfacing

Disclaimer: *The reported clinical outcomes cannot directly be associated with the H1 Hip Resurfacing Implant (as it was not evaluated in the cited studies), but they reflect outcomes related to resurfacing procedures in general which can therefore also be considered relevant for the H1 hip Resurfacing Implant.