• The femoral stem is designed to guarantee an optimal metaphyseal filling.
• The metaphyseal zone has a triangular section to avoid the generation of varus forces.
• The triangular section in the metaphiseal zone guarantees an antirotational effect and the round section in the bottom stem part allows an optimal medullary canal filling.
• The internal stem profile changes with the implant size in order to keep constant the head offset and avoid a valgisant effect for the smaller sizes.








• Optimal angle definition: 1.5° of sagital slope guarantees resistance to subsidence and 2.5° of frontal slope allows an optimal diaphyseal self-centering.
• 12/14 taper.
• Short taper to avoid impingement (even with double mobility acetabular cup).
• 135° cervico-diaphyseal angle.

MATERIALS AND RANGE

• Cementless stem: Ti6Al4V alloy, 8 sizes available (from 0 to 7).
• Cemented stem: high nitrogen stainless steel, 8 sizes available (from 0 to 7).