LINK - Sled Prosthesis

Femoral resection

• Maximum bone conservation and preservation of soft tissues

Forgiving design - “Round-on-Flat” fixed bearing design permits excellent freedom of movement, leading to patient-specific mobility:

• Unrestricted kinematics
• Better results compared to other implants, even in low volume sites
• Symmetrical design allows treatment of medial and also lateral gonarthrosis

Proven longevity

• Outstanding clinical outcomes document the device’s reliability
• Extensive clinical experience
• Unchanged design for three decades
• Excellent documented outcomes

The LINK Unicondylar Sled Prosthesis was first implanted in 1969. It was last modified in 1981, and ever since the successful implant design has remained unchanged:

Naturally shaped components - Polycentric femur design permits anatomically adapted reconstruction:

• Successful polycentric femur design
• Bone-conserving design for future arthroplasties