- Designed to help address the challenge of soft tissue failures

ELEOS™ LIMB SALVAGE SYSTEM
Helping to address soft tissue failures and aseptic loosening, all in a personalized, simplified fashion

ELEOS™ Proximal and Total Femoral Replacement

Addressing the challenge of soft tissue failures:
19% of oncologic proximal femoral replacements fail due to soft tissue attachment failures1
Addressing the challenge of soft tissue failures:
19% of oncologic proximal femoral replacements fail due to soft tissue attachment failures1

Anatomic design with suture holes to allow for the fixation of adjacent soft tissues
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Anatomically aligned suture holes
- Provide directional anatomic fixation of adjacent soft tissues
- Holes are oriented Superior lateral to Inferior medial, anterior to posterior
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Plasma sprayed surface
Located laterally to support soft tissue apposition
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Anatomic design with 15° of built in anteversion and 135° neck angle
- Design mimics natural anatomic structures
- Supports improved alignment of bowed canal-filling stems and total femoral replacement


Product information
Limb Salvage System
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References
1. Henderson, et al. Failure Mode Classification for Tumor Endoprostheses: Retrospective Review of Five Institutions. JBJS, 2011 Vol 93-A, No 5, 418:429