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Stanmore™ Hip System

There is no debate. Only one hip available today can claim proven clinical success for over 35 years. Simply stated, the Stanmore™ Hip stem is the only femoral component available with clinical results spanning three decades that continues to feature its original geometry, surface finish and material. From the minds of true pioneers, the Stanmore™ stem is the industry's only… timeless design.

Professor John Scales, OBE, and Mr John Wilson, OBE developed the Stanmore Hip System at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, England, and the Institute of Orthopaedics, University of London.

The first Stanmore Hip was implanted in April 1963. The Stanmore Hip is the only hip available today that retains its original geometry and surface finish and has over 20 years successful clinical follow-up. (1,2,3,4,5) The proven design and reproducible,
simple technique has led to survivorship of 91% to 93.5% at 20-22 years.

Features:

Surgical choice of either Modular or Monobloc CoCr femoral stems for high strength and optimal bone cement interface
PMMA distal centraliser to ensure stem alignment
Option of Standard or Straight stems, 5 stem sizes and various neck lengths to ensure best patient fit and function
Simple yet comprehensive instrumentation
Impaction Allograft System to enable the Stanmore primary stem to be used in revision cases
CoCr or Ceramic modular heads articulate against ArCom™ polyethylene cups or Metal on Metal Articulation for minimal wear
Forms a complete system with the Stanmore™ Cup and the Biomet Europe Bone Cements. Also compatible with Biomet Europe Acetabular Cups

Current papers:

(1) Murray DW, Carr AJ, Bulstrode CJ. Which Primary Hip Replacement? JBJS, 1995 77-8 520-7
(2) Deutman R. Long Term Survivorship of the Stanmore Hip 21-23 Year Follow-up Study. Presented at the ISTA Meeting, Marseilles, France, October 1998
(3) Guy JG. A Radiographic and Clinical Review of Primary Stanmore Total Hip Replacements carried out between October 1974 and January 1978. Presented at the 2nd Domestic Congress, European Hip Society, Beaune, France, June 1998
(4) Britton AR, Murray DW, Bulstrode CJ, McPherson K, Denham RA. Long Term Comparison of Charnley and Stanmore Design Total Hip Replacements. JBJS 1996;78-B:802-8
(5) Marston RA, Cobb AG, Bentley G. Stanmore Compared with Charnley Total Hip Replacement