The system aims to tackle the changing needs and demands of primary hip surgery, including the expanding role of ambulatory surgery centers in hip procedures, according to a July 16 news release.
The Catalystem system is designed to be effective for direct anterior approach, which is becoming more common.
The direct anterior approach is a less invasive surgery, leading to improved range of motion and faster recovery times, the release said.
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