The PS Knee Prosthesis Instrument Set-I is a specialized, reusable surgical kit containing all the essential tools required to perform a Posterior Stabilized (PS) Total Knee Arthroplasty. This first-generation set is optimized for precision bone preparation, specifically targeting the unique requirements of the PS philosophy, which involves sacrificing the PCL. Key components include intramedullary and extramedullary alignment systems, accurate femoral and tibial cutting blocks, and the critical intercondylar notch guides for femoral box resection. Manufactured from premium Surgical Stainless Steel, these instruments are designed to endure high impaction forces and repeated sterilization cycles. The set allows the surgeon to achieve flawless bone resections and correct anatomical alignment, ensuring the PS cam-post mechanism functions with biological accuracy.
PS Knee Prosthesis Instrument Set-I
TOOLMED
Aluminium Alloy
1 Pcs
5-15 Days
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Product Description
Includes a dedicated guide and cutter specifically designed to remove the intercondylar bone (notch resection), creating the necessary housing for the intercondylar box of the PS femoral condyle.
Utilizes advanced intramedullary and extramedullary rods to accurately establish the mechanical axis, ensuring that bone cuts result in a neutral leg alignment and balanced ligament tension.
Features intuitive sizing tools to precisely measure the anterior-posterior dimension of the femur, enabling the surgeon to select the optimal femoral component size to avoid joint overstuffing or ligament laxity.
All cutting blocks are fabricated from high-grade Stainless Steel (316L), designed with narrow cutting slots to maximize saw blade guidance and ensure the bone surfaces are planar and smooth.
Primary indication is for the sequential reaming and resection of the distal femur and proximal tibia to create the precise bone geometry required for Posterior Stabilized (PS) knee implants.
Used to accurately guide the removal of the intercondylar bone notch, a necessary step for housing the stabilizing box of the PS femoral component.
Provides intramedullary and extramedullary referencing tools to ensure the knee joint is reconstructed with the correct anatomical and mechanical alignment, promoting post-operative stability and function.

| Product Name | PS Knee Prosthesis Instrument Set-I |
| Material | Aluminium Alloy |
| Certificate | CE Certificate |
| Brand | TOOLMED |
| MOQ | 1 Pcs |
| OEM | Avaliable |
| Package | PE Inner Bag+Carton |
| Payment Method | T/T,Bank transfer, Western Union |
| Delivery Time | 5-15 Days |
| Shipping | DHL EMS UPS TNT FEDEX |



The PS Knee Prosthesis Instrument Set-I is the foundational set of surgical jigs and guides used to reconstruct the knee in a PS (Posterior Stabilized) Total Knee Replacement. It provides the navigation and cutting control necessary to remove arthritic bone and create the complex slots required for the PS cam-and-post mechanical stabilization system.
This instrument set is applied during Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) cases where the Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) is sacrificed. The instruments are used to connect external landmarks to the internal bone cuts, ensuring the knee prosthesis is seated in a way that restores the patient's walking ability and range of motion.
The core advantage is the accuracy of the intercondylar box cut. Because the PS mechanism relies on a precise interface between the femoral cam and tibial post, the bone resection must be perfect. This set ensures that the housing cut is centered and appropriately sized to prevent mechanical impingement, which is common with lower-quality instrumentation.
Biomechanically, these tools facilitate the restoration of the joint line and correct rollback mechanics. The alignment rods ensure the cut is 90 degrees to the mechanical axis, preventing the knee from being crooked (varus/valgus). By establishing a reliable posterior slope, the instruments maximize the leverage of the quadriceps muscle post-surgery.
Surgeons first establish the tibial and femoral axes using intramedullary rods. Resection blocks are pinned to the bone, and cuts are made through the slots. Finally, a specific PS Notch Guide is applied to the distal femur, and the intercondylar bone is removed. Trial components are then used to check stability before permanent implantation.
By ensuring planar bone surfaces and stable ligamentous balance, this instrument set provides the necessary foundation for immediate, full weight-bearing. Post-operative recovery is accelerated because the implants are accurately seated, reducing the risk of complications like patellar maltracking or joint instability during physical therapy.
The PS Knee Prosthesis Instrument Set-I is a vital surgical navigator for joint replacement. Its precision-engineered components allow surgeons to safely and reliably execute the complex bone resections necessary for PS TKA, providing patients with a functional, stable, and long-lasting knee reconstruction.
No. While standard resections may be similar, this set contains specific box-cutting guides essential for PS implants. CR procedures do not require the intercondylar notch resection and would require a different instrument set.
Intramedullary referencing (inside the bone canal) is typically used for the femur for high reliability. Extramedullary referencing (outside the bone, referencing the ankle) is common for the tibia, offering ease of use and reduced surgical invasiveness.
This is a conventional manual instrument set. While it can be used alongside computerized navigation, robotic systems typically utilize their own specialized optical trackers and different cutting blocks.
Crafted from Surgical Stainless Steel, these instruments are designed for hundreds of autoclaving cycles, provided they are cleaned and lubricated according to the manufacturer’s instructions between uses.
If the box resection is inaccurate, the PS femoral component may be malpositioned, leading to cam-post impingement, excessive polyethylene wear, and early mechanical failure of the knee replacement.


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