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Femoral condyle 4R
Product Description
Our cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy artificial joint blank is cast from high-quality cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy material, which has good mechanical properties and biocompatibility, and can provide a reliable basis for manufacturing high-quality artificial joints
Femoral Condyles - An important component in knee replacement surgery that provides greater mobility and reduces pain for those experiencing joint problems. The femoral condyles are an important part of the knee joint, helping to distribute weight evenly and facilitate movement in the leg.
Made of cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy, a high-strength material widely used in medical implants, the product is durable. The alloy is also known for its corrosion resistance, making it an excellent choice for medical devices.
The femoral condyles are produced using a lost-wax casting process that has been used in manufacturing for thousands of years. This method entails creating a wax model of the product to be manufactured, which is then placed in a mold. Molten metal is then poured into the mold, displacing the wax and creating an exact replica of the original wax model. This process produces the highest quality end product as it is crafted with great precision while also ensuring that the product meets strict industry standards.
The knee is a complex joint requiring precision engineering, and the femoral condyle is no exception. It is manufactured to a tolerance of ±0.3 mm, ensuring it is accurate and fits seamlessly with other components during surgery. This precision engineering is critical in joint replacement surgery, as any discrepancy can lead to complications and discomfort for the patient.
In addition to high-quality construction, the femoral condyle complies with industry standards YY0117.3-2005 and ISO5832-4, ensuring its safety for use in medical settings. These standards are designed to regulate the production of medical devices and implants, helping to ensure that they are safe for use and meet specific requirements for use in the human body.
Aesthetically, the femoral condyle is a greyish-white color. This was an intentional design choice as it ensured that the product could be easily identified during implantation. Its unique color also helps medical professionals distinguish between different components during surgery, further improving surgical accuracy.
In conclusion, the femoral condyle is a high-quality and essential component in knee replacement surgery. It is made of cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy, manufactured using a lost-wax casting process, and adheres to strict industry standards, making it a durable and safe choice for medical implants. Its sophisticated engineering and unique aesthetics also help improve the accuracy and efficiency of joint replacement surgery, ultimately leading to a better patient experience.
