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Title: AGC V2 Knee System


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AGC V2 Knee System
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Introduction
  • was introduced in 1983
  • proven to be one of the most successful and
    popular range of implants for primary TKA
  • 98 survivorship at 15 years
  • several AGC studies have demonstrated these
    results
  • AGC System offered several unique benefits
  • deepend patella groove
  • option of titanium porous coating
  • full interchangability of femoral and tibial
    component sizes

3
Design rationale
  • based on the results of an anthropometric study
  • established the range of femoral dimensions
    within a normal patient population
  • data resulted in the development of the AGC range
    of femoral and tibial implants
  • cover the full range of anatomical variation
  • with a minimal number of components

4
AGC V2
  • retains many of the innovative features first
    introduced
  • further enhacements have been made
  • result of 10 years clinical experience

5
Features
  • new shaped tibial components for greater tibial
    bone coverage
  • fully interchangeable posterior stabilized option
  • easier anatomic instrumentation
  • extra sizes tibial components for improved
    patient match
  • additional 80mm Universal or Anatomic femoral
    component

6
Features
  • Many original features have been retained
  • choice of Universal and Anatomic components
  • choice of posterior cruciate ligament retaining
    or cruciate ligament sacrificing femoral
    components
  • implants for cemented or non-cemented
    applications
  • full interchangeability between femoral, tibial
    and patellar components
  • metal backed tibial components with I-Beam stem
  • moulded UHMWPE using ArCom manufacturing process
    to reduce wear
  • dome shaped patella
  • choice of either intramedullary and
    extramedullary instrumentation for both femur and
    tibia

7
Clinical success
  • over 97,5 rate at 7 years (Swedish Knee
    Arthroplasty Study)
  • over 97 survival rate at 10 years of 3.000 knee
    arthroplasties (Dr. M. Ritter)
  • over 96 survival rate at 6 years of 976 knee
    arthroplasties (Dr. R. Worland)
  • over 90 survival rate at over 3 years (Dr. P-T.
    Nielsen)
  • 97,5 survival rate at 6 years of 790 knee
    arthroplasties (Dr. M. Hämäläinen)

8
Swedish Knee Arthroplasty
  • AGC continues to be internationally recognized as
    one of the most successful knees available
  • articulating surfaces have remained unchanged
  • therefore clinical follow-up is not compromised
  • largest independent survey is the Swedish Knee
    Arthroplasty Study, began in 1975
  • criteria are complications and revisions
  • largest series of TKA reported is the AGC
  • 3.258 TKAs using the AGC were registered (1983 -
    1992)
  • collected data revealed clinical survical rate of
    97,5

9
Swedish Knee Arthroplasty
10
Posterior Stabilisation
  • AGC System offers a choice of femoral components
  • PCL is retained
  • PCL is absent
  • achieved by using identical bone resections of
    the distal femur for both PCL and Posterior
    Stabilisation implant types
  • decision of which to use can therefore be made
    during surgery

11
Posterior Stabilisation
  • unique design of femoral cam engages into the
    tibial groove
  • full interchangeablity between all sizes of
    femoral and tibial components
  • maximum bone coverage
  • cam/groove engagement is closer to the resected
    tibial plateau
  • cantilever forces reducing the risk of tibial
    loosening are minimised
  • AGC PS has extensively been tested
  • subluxation forces compare favourably with other
    systems currently available

12
InterlokTM Surface
  • roughened texture on the inner surface of the
    femoral compoenent and the underside of the
    tibial component
  • provides stronger bond between implant and cement
  • more than doubling the shear strength compared to
    smooth implant surfaces

13
Plasma Spray Porous Coating
  • only powder is heated to create the coating
    (unique)
  • avoids excessive heating of the substrate
  • hence any weakening of the substrate material
  • pore size 100 - 1.000 micron range
  • provides optimal conditions for implant fixation
    and bone ingrowth

14
Plasma Spray Porous Coating
  • best biocompatibility
  • long term clinical results
  • excellent immediate implant stability
  • no implant fatigue strength
  • sealed against wear/PE-debris.
  • outstanding bone ingrowth

15
  • Thank you!!
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