Hemiarthroplasty implants

Hemiarthroplasty implants are orthopedic prostheses that replace one articular surface of a joint. They are mainly used in cases of severe fractures or degenerative changes where a total joint replacement is not necessary. Their goal is to restore mobility and reduce pain. They are commonly applied in large joints such as the hip. The choice of implant depends on age, functional status, and bone quality.