Hip Implants and Technologies

You’re unique, and so is your anatomy. That’s why Zimmer Biomet hip implants and technologies are designed to help your surgeon find the right shape, size, and fit for your joint.

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Avenir Complete® Stem with G7

Hip replacement implant systems come with 4 basic parts: a stem, a cup, a liner, and a ball. By combining Zimmer Biomet’s G7 Acetabular System and Avenir Complete Stem, your surgeon will be able to personalize your implant combination based on your specific needs.  

Talk to your surgeon about whether hip replacement is right for you and the risks of the procedure, including the risk of implant wear, infection, loosening, breakage or failure, any of which could require additional surgery. To read more about the risks of hip replacement surgery, click here.

G7® Acetabular System

The G7 Acetabular System gives your surgeon the power to personalize implant selection based on your needs. 

From simple to complex hip replacement cases, Zimmer Biomet’s G7 Acetabular System offers your surgeon a comprehensive and fully interchangeable implant system designed to help give you a stable hip joint after surgery. 

Talk to your surgeon about whether hip replacement is right for you and the risks of the procedure, including the risk of implant wear, infection, loosening, breakage or failure, any of which could require additional surgery. To read more about the risks of hip replacement surgery, click here.

Avenir Complete® Hip System 

The Avenir Complete Hip System was designed to deliver operative flexibility to your surgeon, giving them many options to address your needs. It allows your surgeon the option of using modern surgical approaches, like the muscle-sparing anterior approach. It also allows your surgeon the ability to optimize your bone preservation.

The above factors provide surgeons with options to achieve a precise fit and manage matching leg lengths.

Talk to your surgeon about whether hip replacement is right for you and the risks of the procedure, including the risk of implant wear, infection, loosening, breakage or failure, any of which could require additional surgery. To read more about the risks of hip replacement surgery, click here. 

mymobility® with Apple Watch® 

mymobility® with Apple Watch® provides innovative and personalized support throughout your hip replacement journey.

Wherever you are on your orthopedic journey, mymobility with Apple Watch has the information you need to prepare for and recover from surgery. 

Patients must have internet access and a text-capable mobile device, or a compatible smart phone to use the mymobility app; not all mymobility features are available on the web-based version. Visit support.accelerohealth.com/mymobility to see compatible systems. Not all patients are candidates for these products and/or procedures, and mymobiity can only be used if prescribed by a surgeon who determines that you are an approporiate candidate for remote care. Apple Watch and iPhone are trademarks of Apple, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. The Zimmer Biomet Connected Health mymobility® Application is distributed by Accelero Health Partners, LLC. ©2022 Zimmer Biomet.

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mymobility® Brochure

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ROSA®  the Robotic Surgical Assistant 

ROSA® the Robotic Surgical Assistant is designed to help your specially-trained surgeon tailor the placement of your hip implant.

While uncommon, complications can occur during and after surgery. Some complications include, but are not limited to, infection, blood clots, implant breakage, malalignment and premature wear, any of which can require additional surgery. Although implant surgery is extremely successful in most cases, some patients still experience stiffness and pain. No implant will last forever, and factors such as your post-surgery activities and weight can affect longevity. Be sure to discuss these and other risks with your surgeon. You can also read more about the risks associated with hip replacement surgery by clicking here.

 

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ROSA Hip patient brochure 

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ONE PlannerTM  Hip

Zimmer Biomet’s ONE Planner Hip surgical planning system gives your surgeon a headstart. It provides an image-based approach to helping your doctor plan for your surgery. In addition to providing accurate and efficient planning, ONE Planner Hip helps your surgeon execute the plan for your individual surgery. Based on your unique anatomy, ONE Planner Hip will offer your surgeon a tailored approach to your hip replacement. Ask your surgeon about One Planner.

Talk to your surgeon about whether hip replacement is right for you and the risks of the procedure, including the risk of implant wear, infection, loosening, breakage or failure, any of which could require additional surgery. To read more about the risks of hip replacement surgery, click here.

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Zimmer Biomet does not practice medicine and only a medical professional can determine the treatment appropriate for your specific condition and answer your medical questions. Appropriate post-operative activities and restrictions will differ from patient to patient. Talk to your surgeon about whether surgery is right for you and the risks of the procedure, including the risk of implant wear, infection, loosening, breakage or failure, any of which could require additional surgery. ©2022 Zimmer Biomet.