DJO’s TKA design improves patient satisfaction

DJO’s Empowr 3D Knee technology improves function and patient satisfaction after total knee arthroplasty surgery, according to a study in Techniques in Orthopaedics

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Researchers compared the dual-pivot Empowr 3D Knee technology with a traditional total knee arthroplasty design. Compared to a competitive traditional implant, Empowr reduced patient dissatisfaction by 50 percent. 

Empowr is designed to recreate the healthy knee’s natural dual-pivot motion pattern throughout the entire range of motion. Compared to a traditional implant, patients who received the Empowr technology were 25 percent more likely to report a more natural feeling knee.

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