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Total Hip Metal Cup
TOOLMED
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1 Pcs
5-7 days
Product Description
Features an advanced, porous surface coating optimized for both immediate press-fit grip and long-term biological fixation. The titanium promotes osteoconduction, encouraging rapid bone ingrowth.
Precisely contoured hemispherical shape ensures maximum contact area with the prepared acetabular bone bed, distributing forces evenly across the pelvis and maximizing fixation potential.
Includes strategically placed holes to allow the use of supplemental bone screws, providing immediate mechanical stabilization as a backup, particularly in compromised or osteoporotic bone.
The internal geometry is designed to accept various sizes and types of modular liners (HXPE, Ceramic, or constrained liners), offering surgical flexibility in selecting the optimal bearing couple.
Primary use for reconstruction of the acetabulum in patients with degenerative hip disease (osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, etc.) requiring durable cementless fixation.
Used in cases where the bone quality is compromised, requiring the option of supplemental screw fixation to enhance stability.
| Product name | Total Hip Metal Cup |
| Material | Titanium Alloy |
| Diameter | / |
| Length | / |
| Application | / |
| 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 | 5-7 days |
| Shipping | DHL EMS UPS TNT FEDEX |
The Total Hip Metal Cup is the core anchoring component that replaces the bony hip socket. It is a hemispherical metal shell designed to be press-fit firmly into the pelvis. Its exterior surface is highly textured to facilitate direct bone growth, eliminating the need for cement and providing a stable, long-lasting biological anchor for the artificial hip joint.
Its primary application is to serve as the stable base for the acetabular component in Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA). It is used to achieve cementless fixation in patients with sufficient bone quality, providing a secure housing for the modular polyethylene or ceramic liner against which the femoral head articulates.
The key advantage of a porous-coated metal cup is durable, cementless biological fixation. By promoting bone ingrowth, the metal shell achieves a living bond with the patient’s pelvis, which is highly resistant to late aseptic loosening, a common failure mechanism associated with older cemented cups.
The shell's press-fit is crucial: it imparts hoop stress on the bone, holding it firmly in place immediately after insertion. The porous coating transfers loads evenly from the liner/head articulation to the surrounding bone, which is essential for stimulating bone growth into the pores and creating the robust, long-term bond required to withstand millions of gait cycles.
The native acetabulum is surgically reamed to a precise, slightly smaller diameter than the metal cup. The cup is then inserted with a powerful impactor, generating a secure press-fit. Correct orientation (inclination and anteversion) is critical to prevent dislocation. Optional screws are added if initial mechanical stability is deemed inadequate.
A well-fixed cementless metal cup allows for early, protected weight-bearing. The titanium alloy is highly biocompatible and encourages rapid healing. Postoperative care focuses on physical therapy to strengthen the surrounding muscles, relying on the implant's design to maintain stability during the critical bone ingrowth phase (typically 6-12 weeks).
The Total Hip Metal Cup is the indispensable foundation of a modern cementless hip replacement. Its advanced design and porous titanium coating ensure unparalleled biological fixation and durability, providing patients with a high-performance, long-lasting artificial hip joint.
The porous coating promotes biological fixation (osseointegration). It provides a scaffold into which the patient's own bone tissue can grow, creating a permanent, living bond between the metal shell and the pelvic bone.
Metal cups designed for cementless fixation are typically used for younger, more active patients and those with good bone density. Older patients with severe osteoporosis may sometimes require a cemented metal cup or a stand-alone cemented polyethylene cup.
The Metal Cup (Shell) is the permanent, fixed structure that anchors to the bone. The liner (e.g., Polyethylene Liner) is the plastic insert that fits inside the metal cup and serves as the consumable wear surface that articulates with the femoral head.
Yes, Titanium Alloy (Ti6Al4V) is non-ferromagnetic, meaning the cup is generally safe for patients to undergo Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). However, artifacts (image distortion) may still occur in the immediate vicinity of the metal implant.
If the metal cup loosens (aseptic loosening), it can cause pain and instability, requiring revision surgery. The need for revision is generally what modern cementless designs and advanced porous coatings are designed to prevent.
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