Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc., a global medical technology leader, has announced that it has received the CE Mark for its Persona Revision Knee System. This new addition to the Persona family of products demonstrates Zimmer Biomet’s commitment to providing personalized solutions for surgeons performing revision knee arthroplasty. The CE Mark certification allows for the commercial launch of the Persona Revision Knee System in Europe, significantly expanding its availability to a larger number of surgeons.
Joe Urban, President of Knees at Zimmer Biomet, expressed his satisfaction with the successful introduction of the Persona Revision Knee in the United States and other markets. He emphasized that the CE Mark certification and subsequent commercial launch will enable more surgeons to access this innovative solution, which has the potential to enhance patient outcomes.
The Persona Revision Knee System offers a personalized fit and optimized function for patients undergoing revision knee surgery. Its modular design provides surgeons with intraoperative flexibility, allowing them to address a wide range of complex cases with precision and ease. The system incorporates Zimmer Biomet’s proprietary Trabecular MetalTM Technology, which promotes long-term bone in-growth and improves implant fixation.
Wilfred van Zuilen, Group President EMEA at Zimmer Biomet, highlighted the significance of introducing the Persona Revision Knee System to expand the company’s leading knee portfolio. He emphasized that the system’s personalized, adaptable, and natural knee motion restoration design will benefit both customers and their patients.
The Persona Revision Knee System is the leading product in the U.S. knee revision market, which is valued at over $700 million. Its anatomic components and intuitive instrumentation streamline the revision surgery process, reducing complexity while improving precision. Surgeons can make intraoperative adjustments to achieve optimal alignment and fit for each patient, potentially leading to improved stability, mobility, and implant longevity.
The launch of the Persona Revision Knee System aligns with Zimmer Biomet’s mission to alleviate pain and improve the quality of life for patients worldwide through innovative and clinically proven solutions.
For more information on the Persona Revision Knee and Zimmer Biomet’s comprehensive portfolio of orthopedic products, visit their official website.
About Zimmer Biomet:
Zimmer Biomet is a global medical technology leader that aims to maximize mobility and improve health. With a comprehensive portfolio of innovative products and integrated digital and robotic technologies, Zimmer Biomet leverages data, data analytics, and artificial intelligence to transform the patient experience. With over 90 years of trusted leadership and expertise, Zimmer Biomet is dedicated to delivering high-quality solutions to patients and providers worldwide.
Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Statements:
Zimmer Biomet cautions that this news release contains forward-looking statements, which are subject to significant risks, uncertainties, and changes in circumstances that could affect actual outcomes and results. Readers are advised to refer to Zimmer Biomet’s periodic reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a comprehensive list and description of these risks and uncertainties. Zimmer Biomet disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, emphasizing that readers should not rely solely on these statements.
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