Device Category Dossier
Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
Device Category Dossier for Metallic acetabulum prosthesis. Australian ARTG records, sponsors, device class — compiled by arcimedes.
- Device: CAPTIV DM Ti/HAC Coated Dual Mobility Press-Fit Acetabular Cup - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Procotyl® P PS Acetabular Shell with HA - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Capitole C Cemented Dual Mobility Acetabular Cup - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: The Allofit®/Allofit®-S Alloclassic® Shell Uncemented - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: CAPTIV DM Ti/HAC Coated Dual Mobility Press-Fit Acetabular Cup - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Freeliner Ti+HA Press-fit Cup Non Cemented - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Trabecular Metal Acetabular Revision Cage - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: PROCOTYL® L Acetabular Cup with Bead and Hydroxyapatite Coating - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: METS Coned Hemi-Pelvis - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: BIRMINGHAM HIP Resurfacing HAP Coated Acetabular Cup - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Allofit® IT Alloclassic® Acetabular Shell - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Allofit®-S IT Alloclassic® Acetabular Shell - Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
- Device: Metallic acetabulum prosthesis
Dual mobility cups are prosthetic acetabular components used in total hip arthroplasty that feature a cup-within-cup design to provide enhanced stability. These devices are indicated for treatment of symptomatic hip pain and functional problems in skeletally mature patients when conservative treatment has failed, with particular application in primary arthroplasties for patients at high risk of dislocation and in revision procedures for recurrent dislocations.