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Pinnacle Hip Solutions

Pinnacle® Hip Solutions are designed to help provide a more fluid range of natural motion. Only Pinnacle Hips feature TrueGlide™ technology, allowing the body to create a thin film of lubrication between surfaces. The result is a more fluid range of natural motion. In fact, one study showed 99.9% of Pinnacle Hip components are still in motion today.1



Watch the video to learn about the benefits of Pinnacle® TrueGlide™ technology and hear from patients that have received hip replacement surgery
Read Julie's Story
The benefits are clear:
  • Uniquely designed to meet the demands of active patients—reducing pain and offering a more fluid range of natural motion
  • Features TrueGlide technology, which works with your body to create a natural film of lubrication between surfaces. The result is a more fluid range of natural motion
  • Recreates the natural ball-and-socket joint of the hip, increasing stability and range of motion

 


 

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References:
1. Kindsfater K, Barrett WP, Dowd JE, Southworth CB and Cassell MJ. “99.9% Midterm Survival of the Pinnacle Multi-Liner Acetabular Cup in a Prospective Multi-Center Study,” Poster Presentation #P077, AAOS, San Diego, CA. February 14-18, 2007.

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