Maxx Orthopedics earns clearance for total knee system base plate

Maxx Orthopedics has earned FDA clearance for its symmetrical porous tibial baseplate for the Freedom total knee system.

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With the new baseplate, the total knee system offers a cementless tibiofemoral solution, according to a Feb. 19 press release. 

The baseplate features porous surface technology designed to promote osseointegration and long-term biological fixation; cementless fixation options, which provides an alternative for surgeons seeking to minimize cement-related complications while maximizing bone preservation; and an asymmetric design to optimize coverage of the resected proximal tibial plateau, which promotes better load distribution and anatomical fit.

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