Tibial component of a knee-joint endoprosthesis
AssigneePlus Orthopedics AG
InventorRene Brack
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AssigneePlus Orthopedics AG
InventorRene Brack
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Tibial component (10) of a knee-joint endoprosthesis with a flat tibial bearing surface (11), a bearing body (12) that is slidably seated thereon and comprises two concave bearing dishes (13) in which a femoral component can be movably seated, and with a rotational guide means that guides the rotation of the bearing body (12) on the tibial bearing surface (11) about an axis (14) perpendicular thereto. The guide means comprises a bearing post (15) in the form of a regular cylinder that stands upright on the tibial bearing surface (11) and has at least one projection (16, 17) extending radially outward. The bearing post so constructed can be inserted into a post receptacle (19) that is formed on the underside of the bearing body (12) with a receiving groove (20) corresponding to the post projection (16, 17). The at least one post projection (16, 17) extending radially outward is spaced apart from the free end (24) of the post.
Tibial component of a knee-joint endoprosthesis with a flat tibial bearing surface, a bearing body that is slidably seated thereon and comprises two concave bearing dishes in which a femoral component can be movably seated, and with a rotational guide that guides the rotation of the bearing body on the tibial bearing surface about an axis perpendicular thereto, wherein the guide comprises a bearing post in the form of a regular cylinder that stands upright on the tibial bearing surface, has at least one post projection extending radially outward, and can be inserted into a post receptacle on a slide face on the side of the bearing body facing the tibial bearing surface, and having a recess or groove corresponding to the at least one post projection, characterized in that the at least one radially outwardly extending post projection is spaced apart from the free end of the post.
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