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BIOLOX® in Spine

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BIOLOX® Hip Product Portfolio

BIOLOX®OPTION Sleeved Ceramic Head

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BIOLOX CONTOURA®

BIOLOX® Generations of Ceramic Materials

Clinical Guides

Metal Implant Allergy and Immuno-Allergological Compatibility Aspects of Ceramic Materials

P. Thomas, S. Stea

Practical Guide for Handling Noises in Hard-on-Hard Bearings

W. Walter, R. Jenabzdadeh, C. Reinhardt

Clinical Management of Hip Arthroplasty

Practical Guide for the Use of Ceramic Implants. H. Kiefer, S. Usbeck, L. Scheuber, V. Atzrodt

Histological Diagnosis of Implant-Associated Pathologies. V.Krenn, G.Perino

This guide is intended to provide a concise, yet comprehensive introduction to the host soft tissue and bone reactions to implants and their wear particulate materials.

Product Information

BIOLOX® in Spine

BIOLOX® Hip Product Portfolio

BIOLOX®OPTION Sleeved Ceramic Head

BIOLOX® OPTION Information

CeramTec Services Booklet

BIOLOX®delta at a glance

BIOLOX CONTOURA®

BIOLOX®delta Quick Reference Guide

Advanced Ceramics and Ultrasonic Technology for Medical Applications

DENSILOX® CleanImplant Certified Production

BIOLOX® Generations of Ceramic Materials

DENSILOX® – Material Information

DENSILOX® Manufacturing Expertise

Quality Standard Certificates

CA Accreditation of Testing Laboratories - Medical Products Division

CeraNews

Metal Hypersensitivity: Pathophysiology and Diagnostic Tools

The image titled "The Machrophage Reaction To Wear Debris is Exemplified by a Hip Implant". It is divided into four sections: Wear Particles, Recognition Wear Particles, Tissue Inflammation, and Chronic Tissue Inflammation & Osteolysis.

The Macrophage Reaction To Wear Debris is Exemplified by a Hip Implant

The image titled “Periprosthetic soft tissue reaction after Total Joint Arthroplasty”. It is divided into five sections: Injury, Formation Provisional Matrix, Acute Inflammation, Chonic Inflammation and Joint Capsule Healing.

Periprosthetic Soft Tissue Reaction After Total Joint Arthroplasty

The image titled “Periprosthetic bone reaction after Total Joint Arthroplasty”. It is divided into five sections: Provisional Matrix Formation, Acute Inflammation, Chronic Inflammation, Woven Bone Formation and Late Remodeling.

Periprosthetic Bone Reaction After Total Joint Arthroplasty

The image titled “Implant Wear Debris and Wear Particle-Induced Periprosthetic Tissue Inflammation”. It is divided into three main sections: Implant Wear Debris, Uncontrolled Inflammatory Response and Controlled Inflammatory Response.

Implant Wear Debris and Wear Particle-Induced Periprosthetic Tissue Inflammation

Chronic Inflammation

Supplement Registries Registries 2023 in Review

Supplement Registries Insights from Hip Registries: the Continued Rise of Ceramic in Clinical Use

Can We Afford NOT to Use New Technologies?

Supplement Registries Clear Trends Are Favoring Ceramics

Combating Infection: The Role of Implant Materials in Orthopedics and Dentistry

Next Generation of Hip Arthroplasty Options?

Ceramics for the Benefit of Patients and Healthcare Systems

Back in Focus: Biologic Reactions to Wear Debris and Corrosion Products

Superior results with ceramic in New Zealand

Sleeved heads recommended for revision

NJR 2017: Measurably better survivorship with CoP than MoP

Avoid taper contamination!

Benign fluid collection not uncommon

Relatively lower dislocation risk with 36mm CoC

Registries look at cancer, PJI and fracture

Impaction forces might contribute to trunnion corrosion

Parvizi on PJI prevention and treatment

Taper angle influence on liner positioning

Is ceramic the most economical option?

Increased evidence: Ceramic heads recommended

Ceramic against fretting corrosion

The Best Technology is One that is Proven

Focus: Knee Arthroplasty Evidence-based Medicine in Orthopedics

Focus: Psoas Impingement Periprosthetic Joint Infection

Focus: Periprosthetic Joint Infection