Exactech announced today that the first successful surgeries were completed with its Spartan Stem and Logical Cup systems.
Gainesville, Florida-based Exactech designed the systems for total hip arthroplasty.
The Spartan Stem features three offset options and a tapered, polished distal segment, while the Logical Cup, a modular acetabular system, enables an efficient surgical workflow in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers, the company said in a news release.
“Our aim is to deliver what physician and institutional customers have been demanding, which is efficient instruments, clinical,ly-advanced implants and ASC-friendly solutions,” said Adam Hayden, chief marketing officer and SVP of large joints for Exactech. “The Spartan Stem and Logical Cup enhance the clinical breadth and depth of our Hip offering and—in combination with our Alteon hip system—reflect our mission to Improve the Proven and deliver a rich and differentiated portfolio of orthopaedic solutions.”
Dr. Hasham Alvi of Barrington Orthopedic Specialists in Schaumburg, Illinois, was the first in the U.S. to perform the procedure with the Spartan Stem and Logical Cup systems.
“Today’s hip replacement patients demand and deserve the most advanced surgical techniques and implant technologies,” said Alvi. “The Spartan Stem and Logical Cup systems adapt seamlessly to my preferred anterior hip surgical technique and feature a highly customizable construct engineered to assist in advantageous positioning of offset and leg length.”
Exactech has commenced a pilot launch for the Spartan Stem and Logical Cup systems in limited regions across the U.S. during the third quarter of 2022, the company said. It intends to expand its commercial launch into most geographies across the country in the first half of next year.