Johnson and Johnson launched its Kincise 2, an automated surgical impactor for hip and knee revisions, according to a June 3 news release.
The next-generation system has acetabular cup extraction and added capabilities to complex procedures. Other features include increased reverse energy and push-to-lock adaptors.
Kincise 2 is the first and only automated impactor approved for removing well-fixed acetabular components, the release said. It is designed for primary and revision hip and revision knee replacement procedures.
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