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Important Note: This content is intended to provide an overview of hip replacement surgery and should be reviewed with your doctor. It does not include all of the information needed to determine eligibility for hip replacement or for the proper use and care of hip replacements. Please consult your surgeon for more information. Information may also be obtained by calling the toll free number or visiting the Web site. The toll free number also can be used to obtain complete product contraindications, warnings, precautions, and possible adverse effects. Individual results may vary. Your results will depend on your personal circumstances. How long a hip replacement will last varies from patient to patient. It depends on many factors, such as the patient’s physical condition, activity level, and body weight and the surgical technique. Replacement joints are not as strong or durable as a natural, healthy joint, and there is no guarantee that a prosthetic joint will last the rest of a patient’s life. All hip replacements may need to be replaced at some point.

This device is available only on the order of a physician.