The new system includes a streamlined, compact design that aims to reduce turn times and minimize waste. It features a two-tray system that aims to replace the traditional 8-tray setup used during complex, total knee revisions.
Surgeon and patient experiences from the first surgical cases will also be presented during AAOS 2015.
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