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Clinical Case Report: Total Knee Arthroplasty
Advanced implant design, surgical preciion, and outstansding patient outcomes
Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) is a standard surgical procedure for treating severe knee osteoarthritis, deformity, or loss of mobility. With the rising global demand for advanced orthopedic implants, CZMEDITECH continues to deliver high-precision, durable, and biocompatible solutions for orthopedic surgeons worldwide. This case study describes a successful total knee replacement performed in Nuevo León, Mexico, using the CZMEDITECH MMR Knee System.
A 49-year-old male patient, ROCHA SUSANA DEL CARMEN, presented with discomfort in the right knee, and significant pain during walking over the past six months. Examination revealed deformity of the right knee joint, audible popping during movement, obvious edema in the joint capsule, and confirmed inability to squat or stand for long periods.
Preoperative X-ray - Anterior View
Examination revealed knee deformity
The surgery was successfully performed at Hospital Zambrano Hellion using the CZMEDITECH MMR Knee Joint System. Preoperative planning ensured optimal alignment and balance. The ergonomic surgical instrument set designed by CZMEDITECH provided excellent precision, allowing smooth workflow and reduced intraoperative time. Intraoperative and postoperative imaging confirmed accurate implant positioning and functional joint restoration.
Surgical Approach and Exposure
Bone Preparation and Implant Placement
CZMEDITECH Surgical Instruments in Use
The CZMEDITECH surgical instrument system offers precise coordination and simplified operation for consistent outcomes, reducing surgical time and enhancing accuracy.
CZMEDITECH MMR Knee System Components
The CZMEDITECH MMR Knee System features innovative design elements that enhance surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction:
Oblique osteotomy: 5° for the anterior condyle and 1° for the posterior condyle
Gradient transition curve design
Cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy tibial tray
Integrated surgical instrument system
5° for the anterior condyle and 1° for the posterior condyle to preserve bone mass and reduce anterior notch risk.
Replaces traditional walking curve, increasing femoral-tibial contact area, reducing wear, and ensuring joint balance.
Tibial tray made of highly polished cobalt-chromium-molybdenum (Co-Cr-Mo) alloy for long-term durability and easy insert installation.
Precise coordination and simplified operation for consistent surgical outcomes with reduced procedure time.
These features make the CZMEDITECH Knee System a preferred solution for surgeons aiming for precision, reliability, and long-term performance in total knee arthroplasty.
The patient experienced excellent recovery, with improved joint stability and range of motion. Early rehabilitation showed proper alignment, significant pain relief, and functional restoration. Follow-up confirmed stable implant fixation and long-term satisfaction.
Postoperative X-ray - Anterior View
Postoperative X-ray - Lateral View
Patient showed 90% improvement in mobility scores and reported 95% satisfaction with pain reduction at 6-month follow-up.
This case reinforces the effectiveness of the CZMEDITECH MMR Knee System in modern orthopedic practice. Its design aligns with global trends toward minimally invasive and precision-driven joint reconstruction, reducing postoperative complications and improving patient satisfaction. CZMEDITECH remains dedicated to developing orthopedic implants and instruments certified by CE and ISO13485 standards.
CZMEDITECH is a leading orthopedic implant manufacturer with over 10 years of experience, specializing in spine, trauma, joint, and sports medicine systems. Our products are exported to more than 50 countries and trusted by hospitals, distributors, and surgeons worldwide for their precision, stability, and affordability.
Total Knee Arthroplasty is a surgical procedure where damaged knee joint surfaces are replaced with artificial components to relieve pain and restore mobility.
The system uses a cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy tibial tray, high-strength femoral components, and a wear-resistant polyethylene insert for long-term performance.
They provide anatomical precision, excellent load distribution, reduced wear, and easy surgical handling with an optimized instrument system.