Supporting delivery of care throughout the healthcare ecosystem
At Orthimo, we give surgeons access to the best possible training. In addition to supplying best-in-class generic hip replacement products and instrument capabilities, one of our core offerings include ongoing surgeon education.
Surgeon education and support is crucial when expanding the capabilities of the industry. In order to ensure the highest level of care, we believe in offering surgeons the ability to enhance their understanding of our products.
The Goal:
- Minimize errors
- Speed up patient recovery
- Avoid readmissions
- Enhance patient rehabilitation
Our training: targeting direct anterior approach with minimal invasive surgery. This is combined with a fast track preoperative and post rehabilitation regime. Through Orthimo surgeon education, healthcare professionals will have access to:
- Implants with the best clinical outcomes
- Direct Anterior Approach & MIS Training
- Fast Track Protocol Support
Additional Resources
Orthimo offers cooperation with HipXpert to use its proprietary technology for preoperative planning and intra-operative navigation for the accurate placement of implants, considering all critical parameters.
This helps bring surgeons up to speed on the best possible approach to get patients recovered and rehabilitatedand on their feet.
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