Clinical trial of a new knee replacement implant published
We published the results of a trial look at enhanced fixation version of a tibial (shinbone) implant during knee replacement compared to a standard tibial implant.
Up Coming
Advanced CT based image tracking for next generation research
Many of our clinical trial studies use a current generation dual x-ray system called radiostereometric analysis…
Engineering research mentors for the young generation
Our biomedical engineering research team supports the learning and growth of the young generation of clinical researchers
On-Going
Radiostereometric analysis for clinical research at Concordia
A rigid junction between an implant and the bone around it is critical to the success of any hip or knee replacement…
We are the pioneers of a revolutionary hip implant: the reverse hip replacement
Innovation in medicine brings about revolutions in patient care. Without innovation, we would not have the long-lasting hip and knee..
Bilateral knee replacement clinical trial completes patient enrollment
Some patients suffer from arthritis in both knees, which presents the question…
Completed
Radiostereometric analysis and clinical outcomes of a novel reverse total hip system at two years
Radiostereometric analysis demonstrates excellent fixation with a predicted low risk of revision…
Clinical trial on two HA-coated hip replacements published
We are pleased to share the recent publication of our randomized clinical hip trial that compared…
Novel reverse total hip replacement trial brings hopeful results
We are delighted to announce a major milestone of our first-in-the-world trial of a reverse total hip replacement…
Clinical trial of a new knee replacement implant published
We published the results of a trial look at enhanced fixation version of a tibial (shinbone) implant during…
Concordia Arthroplasty Research adopts a national strategy for ambitious research projects
Still, another far-reaching project is planned to create a first-in-Canada orthopedic analytic hub (national database on why joints fail) at the Concordia Hip and Knee Institute research centre near the Concordia Hospital.