The Exeter Hip
The Exeter Hip Replacement was designed by Professor Robin Ling of the Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Hospital, Exeter and Dr Clive Lee of the University of Exeter. It was invented as a result of early failures that were occurring in hip replacements being performed at that time.
The Exeter Hip was introduced into clinical practice in November 1970 and has become the most widely and commonly used cemented hip replacement in the world, with over 35 years of clinical results.
There have been many advances in total hip replacement since 1970 but the basic philosophy and principle of The Exeter Hip remain unchanged. New bearing technologies and improvements in manufacturing have been applied to The Exeter Hip since its inception so it now has the unique position of being at the forefront of technology and innovation, whilst retaining long-term clinical history.
The long term results of this hip are outstanding and The Exeter Hip can be offered with confidence to patients of all ages.
For detailed information on The Exeter Hip and all its clinical results visit www.exeterhip.co.uk
The Exeter Hip was introduced into clinical practice in November 1970 and has become the most widely and commonly used cemented hip replacement in the world, with over 35 years of clinical results.There have been many advances in total hip replacement since 1970 but the basic philosophy and principle of The Exeter Hip remain unchanged. New bearing technologies and improvements in manufacturing have been applied to The Exeter Hip since its inception so it now has the unique position of being at the forefront of technology and innovation, whilst retaining long-term clinical history.
The long term results of this hip are outstanding and The Exeter Hip can be offered with confidence to patients of all ages.
For detailed information on The Exeter Hip and all its clinical results visit www.exeterhip.co.uk
