Introducing the Zimmer®
Gender Solutions™ Knee
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From the clothes we wear to our taste in movies, women are different from men. In fact, research shows that we are different all the way down to our knees. Yet, up to this point, all knee replacement implants have been designed based on an average size of both women's and men’s knees combined.
As the number of women having knee replacement grew significantly, leading orthopaedic surgeons began reporting the need for more frequent adjustments during surgery in order to make traditional implants fit their female patients. It became clear that it was time for a knee implant specifically designed to fit the shape and size of women’s anatomy. As a result, the Zimmer Gender Solutions Knee was born.
A unique shape and size
The Zimmer Gender Solutions Knee has a unique shape and size that has 3 distinct differences from all other knee implants. It has a thinner profile, allows for more natural movement of the kneecap, and has a shape specially contoured for women.
Learn more about how the Zimmer Gender Knee is shaped to fit a woman’s anatomy.
The only knee truly for women
Women suffer from more knee pain and disability than men.1 Yet traditional knee replacement options were not designed with a fit and function specifically to accommodate the different shape and size of a woman’s knee. Now, with the advent of the Zimmer Gender Solutions Knee, we can look at knee replacements in a whole new way.
Learn more about the only knee replacement for women.
The benefit of the Zimmer® Gender SolutionsTM Knee
Are you ready to get back to gardening, swimming, long walks—your life? The Zimmer Gender Solutions Knee provides for a better fit, higher flexion, and more natural movement so you’ll get back to doing the things you love.
Learn why you should talk to a doctor about a Zimmer Gender Knee.
Minimally Invasive Solutions™ Procedure
When the Zimmer Gender Solutions Knee is used with a Zimmer® Minimally Invasive Solutions (MIS) Procedure, most people have a smaller scar, a shorter hospital stay, and quicker recovery time.
Learn more about the Zimmer Minimally Invasive Solutions Procedure.
Reference:
- Hawker GA, Wright JB, Coyte PC. Differences between men and women in the rate of use of hip and knee arthroplasty. N Engl J Med. 2000;342:1016-22.
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