Implants From OrthoSensor to Monitor Knees for Load, Stability and Functionality
Well you would have to be living under a rock not to be aware of the recalls on the DePuy implants. Here’s another company that offering monitoring, GPS, etc.
Well you would have to be living under a rock not to be aware of the recalls on the DePuy implants. Here’s another company that offering monitoring, GPS, etc. on that implant. In addition the company has software that assists the surgeon during surgery to ensure a proper placement. You can read further and see that Stryker is one of their partners. With the implant your knee can be monitors and condition sent back at all times via wireless and your knee data of course will be stored in a cloud network. At this point I say hurry up with stem cells that can regenerate growth so hopefully I won’t need wireless in my knee, but that’s my own personal opinion here. Perhaps when I get into a new Ford vehicle this will integrate to tell me when my knee is about ready to take a dump when I apply the brakes:)
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