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 PD Marco Ezechieli, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery, Special orthopaedic surgery Emergency medicine, manual medicine, sports medicine and physical therapy "Together, my team and I stand for the implementation of reliable procedures. A major focus of the department is hip and knee replacement surgery. Here, our goal is to exhaust all joint-preserving measures before inserting a joint implant. One of these is the "arthroscopically assisted mini-open operation" (AAMOA) for the so-called impingement of the hip, a procedure especially for young hip patients between 20 and 50 years of age. I see great potential in minimally invasive procedures for patient care in orthopedics for an across-the-board increase in the quality of treatment. In the area of hip surgery, we use the Condor RotexTable in combination with the surgical retractor system GoldLine in our hospital for this purpose. The use of assistance systems not only means that fewer staff are needed, but also means that staff can be deployed and trained more efficiently. The increase in the quality of care through minimally invasive procedures and the standardisation of intra-operative processes thus provide the basis for individual treatment concepts and requirements of my patients." |
 Manfred Krieger, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery "The Hip in a Day concept is based on three pillars. First, the minimally invasive surgical method, which spares tendons, muscles and nerves. Second, a shorter and therefore much more tolerable anesthesia, and third, intensive pre- and post-operative care for patients. I perform this operation several times a day and use the retractor system from Condor MedTec for every single operation. In this way, I can perform the operation in a standardized manner with only one assistant, reduce the risk of infection by having fewer people in the operating room, and increase the quality of training for young colleagues by not having them stand on the other patient's side to hold hooks, but instead having them follow and support the operation from the beginning. To make this a success in the day-to-day running of the clinic, I have up to four surgical retractor systems a day at my disposal - which I have already been using for 10 years." |
 PD Philipp Lingohr, MD Senior consultant Clinic and Polyclinic for General, Visceral, Thoracic and vascular surgery at the University Hospital Bonn "As a maximum care hospital with 99 beds, our clinic has a supra-regional catchment area of up to 250 kilometres. In addition to almost 15,000 outpatient treatments per year, more than 4,000 operations are performed in our department at Bonn University Hospital. The surgical retractor systems and minimally invasive support systems are part of our basic surgical equipment and are used in everything from minimally invasive reflux surgery to complex transplantation surgery. The company Condor has been a partner to us for many years and competently takes on new requirements from our daily surgical routine. As a university hospital, the further development of surgical methods and the associated equipment is a particular concern for us. We are pleased that with Condor we have an owner-managed family company in Germany where we know that our concerns will be competently taken up and jointly further developed." |
 Andreas Ottersbach, MD Clinic Manager Head Physician of the Clinic for Orthopaedics Spitalzentrum Oberwallis, Brig (Switzerland) "Since the German Congress for Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery 2007 in Berlin, I have been in close contact with the Schulte family. Together with your company, I was able to realise my vision of the RotexTable. I have been involved with the topic of minimally invasive arthroplasty for over 20 years. In 2005, I introduced the DAA ("Direct Anterior Approach") in Brig in Switzerland and use it without exception as the standard approach in primary hip arthroplasty. In the meantime, I also perform about 90% of all revisions with the direct anterior hip approach. The idea of optimising operating theatre procedures, working more ergonomically and, above all, increasing patient safety, still drive me today. The Condor RotexTable in combination with the GoldLine system enable me to achieve exactly this standard. The unique feature of the electric height adjustment of the positioning unit via foot pedal helps to work more quickly and the positioning staff can devote themselves to other tasks. The rotation of the leg with fine adjustment mechanism, which can be set by the surgeon himself, as well as the tactile feedback of the tissue tension, make the operation even safer. In addition, an integrated safety mechanism prevents the leg from being lowered under pre-tension so that nerve stretching damage can be avoided. The RotexShoe, whose design features lead to an optimised anatomical connection with the patient's foot while improving hygiene standards, is an important component of the concept. The overall procedure is also ideal for all "fast track" procedures. Since 2012, my patients have been early mobilised no later than 6 hours after the procedures and can be discharged very quickly to their home environment or to a rehabilitation facility. Thanks to the surgical steps, which have been standardised down to the smallest detail over the years after several thousand interventions, and which we also document and digitise intraoperatively, we are able to steepen learning curves and avoid complications. These successes have a very positive effect on our clinic statistics in the latest Swiss endoprosthesis register (SIRIS). You can also find more information at < a href=" www.orthopädie-brig.ch "www.orthopädie-brig.ch " |
Prof. Daniel Palmes, MD Chief Physician of the Clinic for General and Visceral Surgery Sacred Heart Hospital Münster-Hiltrup "I have known the company Condor MedTec since my time as a senior physician at Münster University Hospital. There, as part of the research and surgical training of young doctors, we put together a training program together with medical technology companies. This gave me the opportunity to use the surgical retractor systems from Condor . One thing quickly became clear - our young assistants did not have to hold retractors and could be trained specifically. In everyday clinical practice, the retractor system from Condor allows me to reduce incision lines and work in a more minimally invasive way. Together, I was also able to further develop the system for minimally invasive use and expand the Condor set-up within a very short time. These were the decisive criteria for me to set the systems as the new standard in general, visceral surgery and proctology in my further work at the Bonifatius Hospital in Lingen. There, the surgical retractor systems from Condor have already been used in the departments of urology, gynecology and vascular surgery. Since 01.01.2021, I have now also established this standard in general and visceral surgery at the Herz-Jesu Hospital Münster Hiltrup. Here, too, Condor products were already available in other departments. The instruments will serve us in the future in the course of complex tumor surgery and are part of the basis for the design of my department for minimally invasive and open surgical procedures of complex surgical interventions." |
Experience with the innovative Condor GoldLine surgical retractor system in cardiothoracic surgeryOpen coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) is the gold standard for the treatment of significant main stem stenosis of the lesser coronary artery (LCA), ... |
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| PD Marco Ezechieli, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery, Special orthopaedic surgery Emergency medicine, manual medicine, sports medicine and physical therapy "Together, my team and I stand for the implementation of reliable procedures. A major focus of the department is hip and knee replacement surgery. Here, our goal is to exhaust all joint-preserving measures before inserting a joint implant. One of these is the "arthroscopically assisted mini-open operation" (AAMOA) for the so-called impingement of the hip, a procedure especially for young hip patients between 20 and 50 years of age. I see great potential in minimally invasive procedures for patient care in orthopedics for an across-the-board increase in the quality of treatment. In the area of hip surgery, we use the Condor RotexTable in combination with the surgical retractor system GoldLine in our hospital for this purpose. The use of assistance systems not only means that fewer staff are needed, but also means that staff can be deployed and trained more efficiently. The increase in the quality of care through minimally invasive procedures and the standardisation of intra-operative processes thus provide the basis for individual treatment concepts and requirements of my patients." |
Andreas Ottersbach, MD Clinic Manager Head Physician of the Clinic for Orthopaedics Spitalzentrum Oberwallis, Brig (Switzerland) "Since the German Congress for Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery 2007 in Berlin, I have been in close contact with the Schulte family. Together with your company, I was able to realise my vision of the RotexTable. I have been involved with the topic of minimally invasive arthroplasty for over 20 years. In 2005, I introduced the DAA ("Direct Anterior Approach") in Brig in Switzerland and use it without exception as the standard approach in primary hip arthroplasty. In the meantime, I also perform about 90% of all revisions with the direct anterior hip approach. The idea of optimising operating theatre procedures, working more ergonomically and, above all, increasing patient safety, still drive me today. The Condor RotexTable in combination with the GoldLine system enable me to achieve exactly this standard. The unique feature of the electric height adjustment of the positioning unit via foot pedal helps to work more quickly and the positioning staff can devote themselves to other tasks. The rotation of the leg with fine adjustment mechanism, which can be set by the surgeon himself, as well as the tactile feedback of the tissue tension, make the operation even safer. In addition, an integrated safety mechanism prevents the leg from being lowered under pre-tension so that nerve stretching damage can be avoided. The RotexShoe, whose design features lead to an optimised anatomical connection with the patient's foot while improving hygiene standards, is an important component of the concept. The overall procedure is also ideal for all "fast track" procedures. Since 2012, my patients have been early mobilised no later than 6 hours after the procedures and can be discharged very quickly to their home environment or to a rehabilitation facility. Thanks to the surgical steps, which have been standardised down to the smallest detail over the years after several thousand interventions, and which we also document and digitise intraoperatively, we are able to steepen learning curves and avoid complications. These successes have a very positive effect on our clinic statistics in the latest Swiss endoprosthesis register (SIRIS). You can also find more information at < a href=" www.orthopädie-brig.ch "www.orthopädie-brig.ch " |
 Dr Wolfram Steens ONZ Orthopaedic-Neurological Centre Datteln Recklinghausen "As a certified cartilage specialist, I provide reconstructive arthroscopic joint surgery for degenerative cartilage damage and acute cartilage damage caused by sports injuries in the hip and knee joints according to internationally established standards and surgical techniques. In the arthroscopic treatment of the hip, the RotexTable has become an ideal standard for me, which I have now established at my three operating sites. In combination with the extension attachment system, the patient is quickly and easily positioned in extension and allows ideal conditions for intraoperative X-ray control." |
 Dr Clemens von Zerssen Senior Consultant Trauma surgery and sports orthopaedics Bad Reichenhall District Clinic "In the Department of Trauma Surgery and Sports Orthopaedics at Bad Reichenhall Hospital, we routinely use the Condor RotexTable and the ES both for elective endoprosthetic treatment of the hip and for the treatment of more than 200 coxal femur fractures every year. Thanks to the RotexTable , we are able to provide a consistently high level of care for femoral neck fractures by means of hip TEP at any time of the day or night with a minimum of personnel and can thus realise timely fracture care without any problems. In combination with the ES , pelvic fractures can also be performed with all common surgical procedures - from simple ISG screw fixation to complex operations such as acetabular plating with simultaneous hip TEP implantation - using minimally invasive approaches in a gentle manner and often without the need for repositioning." |
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User report on the extension table Condor Rotextable® and Goldline Retractor systemCam-type femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAI) is the result of an anatomical change at the head-femoral neck junction, while pincer-type impingement syndrome is the result of increased femoral head overhang. The impact of the head-femoral neck transition on the acetabular rim leads to damage of the chondrolabral complex [3] ...
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Process optimized minimallyinvasive total hip replacement, Orthopedic Review 2012The purpose of this study was to analyse a new concept of using the minimally invasive direct anterior approach (DAA) in total hip replacement (THR) in combination with the leg positioner (Rotex- Table) and a modified retractor system (Condor). We evaluated retrospectively the first 100 primary THR operated with the new concept between 2009 and 2010, regarding operation data, radiological and clinical outcome (HOOS). …
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Excerpt from the reference list
Heidenheim District Hospitals |
clinics-heidenheim.de |
Marienhaus Clinic in the Ahrweiler District |
www.marienhaus-klinikum-ahr.de |
Protestant Hospital Bad Dürkheim |
www.diakonissen.de/evangelisches-krankenhaus-bad-duerkheim |
St. Mary's Hospital Hamm |
www.marienhospital-hamm.de |
 Elke Cardenas-Kaiser Operating theatre management for education, training and continuing education, QB and practice guide, Berufsgenossenschaftliche Unfallklinik Ludwigshafen "Optimal patient positioning is a fundamental part of my daily work. As the quality manager in the operating theatre of the Ludwighafen BG Clinic, the standardisation of processes and positioning techniques is particularly important to me. I also work as a practical instructor and want to impart knowledge to my young colleagues in such a way that it can be easily incorporated into everyday life. The traction boot from Condor , which we have been using for a few years now, contributes to this. Changing the padding after each operation and a shoe whose surface is easy to clean were the first aspects of the purchase, so that we have a hygienically impeccable solution. In our daily work in the operating theatre, we also notice that the patient's feet have a nice, even distribution of pressure. Foot slipping and sliding out of a shoe are also a thing of the past. In short - we are completely satisfied!" |
| PD Marco Ezechieli, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery, Special orthopaedic surgery Emergency medicine, manual medicine, sports medicine and physical therapy "Together, my team and I stand for the implementation of reliable procedures. A major focus of the department is hip and knee replacement surgery. Here, our goal is to exhaust all joint-preserving measures before inserting a joint implant. One of these is the "arthroscopically assisted mini-open operation" (AAMOA) for the so-called impingement of the hip, a procedure especially for young hip patients between 20 and 50 years of age. I see great potential in minimally invasive procedures for patient care in orthopedics for an across-the-board increase in the quality of treatment. In the area of hip surgery, we use the Condor RotexTable in combination with the surgical retractor system GoldLine in our hospital for this purpose. The use of assistance systems not only means that fewer staff are needed, but also means that staff can be deployed and trained more efficiently. The increase in the quality of care through minimally invasive procedures and the standardisation of intra-operative processes thus provide the basis for individual treatment concepts and requirements of my patients." |
Dr Wolfram Steens ONZ Orthopaedic-Neurological Centre Datteln Recklinghausen "As a certified cartilage specialist, I provide reconstructive arthroscopic joint surgery for degenerative cartilage damage and acute cartilage damage caused by sports injuries in the hip and knee joints according to internationally established standards and surgical techniques. In the arthroscopic treatment of the hip, the RotexTable has become an ideal standard for me, which I have now established at my three operating sites. In combination with the extension attachment system, the patient is quickly and easily positioned in extension and allows ideal conditions for intraoperative X-ray control." |
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Positioning of the foot during extension table positioningAlexander Motzny
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User report on the extension table Condor Rotextable® and Goldline Retractor systemCam-type femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAI) is the result of an anatomical change at the head-femoral neck junction, while pincer-type impingement syndrome is the result of increased femoral head overhang. The impact of the head-femoral neck transition on the acetabular rim leads to damage of the chondrolabral complex [3] ...
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Excerpt from the reference list
| PD Marco Ezechieli, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery, Special orthopaedic surgery Emergency medicine, manual medicine, sports medicine and physical therapy "Together, my team and I stand for the implementation of reliable procedures. A major focus of the department is hip and knee replacement surgery. Here, our goal is to exhaust all joint-preserving measures before inserting a joint implant. One of these is the "arthroscopically assisted mini-open operation" (AAMOA) for the so-called impingement of the hip, a procedure especially for young hip patients between 20 and 50 years of age. I see great potential in minimally invasive procedures for patient care in orthopedics for an across-the-board increase in the quality of treatment. In the area of hip surgery, we use the Condor RotexTable in combination with the surgical retractor system GoldLine in our hospital for this purpose. The use of assistance systems not only means that fewer staff are needed, but also means that staff can be deployed and trained more efficiently. The increase in the quality of care through minimally invasive procedures and the standardisation of intra-operative processes thus provide the basis for individual treatment concepts and requirements of my patients." |
Manfred Krieger, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery "The Hip in a Day concept is based on three pillars. First, the minimally invasive surgical method, which spares tendons, muscles and nerves. Second, a shorter and therefore much more tolerable anesthesia, and third, intensive pre- and post-operative care for patients. I perform this operation several times a day and use the retractor system from Condor MedTec for every single operation. In this way, I can perform the operation in a standardized manner with only one assistant, reduce the risk of infection by having fewer people in the operating room, and increase the quality of training for young colleagues by not having them stand on the other patient's side to hold hooks, but instead having them follow and support the operation from the beginning. To make this a success in the day-to-day running of the clinic, I have up to four surgical retractor systems a day at my disposal - which I have already been using for 10 years." |
PD Philipp Lingohr, MD Senior consultant Clinic and Polyclinic for General, Visceral, Thoracic and vascular surgery at the University Hospital Bonn "As a maximum care hospital with 99 beds, our clinic has a supra-regional catchment area of up to 250 kilometres. In addition to almost 15,000 outpatient treatments per year, more than 4,000 operations are performed in our department at Bonn University Hospital. The surgical retractor systems and minimally invasive support systems are part of our basic surgical equipment and are used in everything from minimally invasive reflux surgery to complex transplantation surgery. The company Condor has been a partner to us for many years and competently takes on new requirements from our daily surgical routine. As a university hospital, the further development of surgical methods and the associated equipment is a particular concern for us. We are pleased that with Condor we have an owner-managed family company in Germany where we know that our concerns will be competently taken up and jointly further developed." |
Andreas Ottersbach, MD Clinic Manager Head Physician of the Clinic for Orthopaedics Spitalzentrum Oberwallis, Brig (Switzerland) "Since the German Congress for Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery 2007 in Berlin, I have been in close contact with the Schulte family. Together with your company, I was able to realise my vision of the RotexTable. I have been involved with the topic of minimally invasive arthroplasty for over 20 years. In 2005, I introduced the DAA ("Direct Anterior Approach") in Brig in Switzerland and use it without exception as the standard approach in primary hip arthroplasty. In the meantime, I also perform about 90% of all revisions with the direct anterior hip approach. The idea of optimising operating theatre procedures, working more ergonomically and, above all, increasing patient safety, still drive me today. The Condor RotexTable in combination with the GoldLine system enable me to achieve exactly this standard. The unique feature of the electric height adjustment of the positioning unit via foot pedal helps to work more quickly and the positioning staff can devote themselves to other tasks. The rotation of the leg with fine adjustment mechanism, which can be set by the surgeon himself, as well as the tactile feedback of the tissue tension, make the operation even safer. In addition, an integrated safety mechanism prevents the leg from being lowered under pre-tension so that nerve stretching damage can be avoided. The RotexShoe, whose design features lead to an optimised anatomical connection with the patient's foot while improving hygiene standards, is an important component of the concept. The overall procedure is also ideal for all "fast track" procedures. Since 2012, my patients have been early mobilised no later than 6 hours after the procedures and can be discharged very quickly to their home environment or to a rehabilitation facility. Thanks to the surgical steps, which have been standardised down to the smallest detail over the years after several thousand interventions, and which we also document and digitise intraoperatively, we are able to steepen learning curves and avoid complications. These successes have a very positive effect on our clinic statistics in the latest Swiss endoprosthesis register (SIRIS). You can also find more information at < a href=" www.orthopädie-brig.ch "www.orthopädie-brig.ch " |
Prof. Daniel Palmes, MD Chief Physician of the Clinic for General and Visceral Surgery Sacred Heart Hospital Münster-Hiltrup "I have known the company Condor MedTec since my time as a senior physician at Münster University Hospital. There, as part of the research and surgical training of young doctors, we put together a training program together with medical technology companies. This gave me the opportunity to use the surgical retractor systems from Condor . One thing quickly became clear - our young assistants did not have to hold retractors and could be trained specifically. In everyday clinical practice, the retractor system from Condor allows me to reduce incision lines and work in a more minimally invasive way. Together, I was also able to further develop the system for minimally invasive use and expand the Condor set-up within a very short time. These were the decisive criteria for me to set the systems as the new standard in general, visceral surgery and proctology in my further work at the Bonifatius Hospital in Lingen. There, the surgical retractor systems from Condor have already been used in the departments of urology, gynecology and vascular surgery. Since 01.01.2021, I have now also established this standard in general and visceral surgery at the Herz-Jesu Hospital Münster Hiltrup. Here, too, Condor products were already available in other departments. The instruments will serve us in the future in the course of complex tumor surgery and are part of the basis for the design of my department for minimally invasive and open surgical procedures of complex surgical interventions." |
Experience with the innovative Condor GoldLine surgical retractor system in cardiothoracic surgeryOpen coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) is the gold standard for the treatment of significant main stem stenosis of the lesser coronary artery (LCA), ... |
Excerpt from the reference list
| PD Marco Ezechieli, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery, Special orthopaedic surgery Emergency medicine, manual medicine, sports medicine and physical therapy "Together, my team and I stand for the implementation of reliable procedures. A major focus of the department is hip and knee replacement surgery. Here, our goal is to exhaust all joint-preserving measures before inserting a joint implant. One of these is the "arthroscopically assisted mini-open operation" (AAMOA) for the so-called impingement of the hip, a procedure especially for young hip patients between 20 and 50 years of age. I see great potential in minimally invasive procedures for patient care in orthopedics for an across-the-board increase in the quality of treatment. In the area of hip surgery, we use the Condor RotexTable in combination with the surgical retractor system GoldLine in our hospital for this purpose. The use of assistance systems not only means that fewer staff are needed, but also means that staff can be deployed and trained more efficiently. The increase in the quality of care through minimally invasive procedures and the standardisation of intra-operative processes thus provide the basis for individual treatment concepts and requirements of my patients." |
Andreas Ottersbach, MD Clinic Manager Head Physician of the Clinic for Orthopaedics Spitalzentrum Oberwallis, Brig (Switzerland) "Since the German Congress for Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery 2007 in Berlin, I have been in close contact with the Schulte family. Together with your company, I was able to realise my vision of the RotexTable. I have been involved with the topic of minimally invasive arthroplasty for over 20 years. In 2005, I introduced the DAA ("Direct Anterior Approach") in Brig in Switzerland and use it without exception as the standard approach in primary hip arthroplasty. In the meantime, I also perform about 90% of all revisions with the direct anterior hip approach. The idea of optimising operating theatre procedures, working more ergonomically and, above all, increasing patient safety, still drive me today. The Condor RotexTable in combination with the GoldLine system enable me to achieve exactly this standard. The unique feature of the electric height adjustment of the positioning unit via foot pedal helps to work more quickly and the positioning staff can devote themselves to other tasks. The rotation of the leg with fine adjustment mechanism, which can be set by the surgeon himself, as well as the tactile feedback of the tissue tension, make the operation even safer. In addition, an integrated safety mechanism prevents the leg from being lowered under pre-tension so that nerve stretching damage can be avoided. The RotexShoe, whose design features lead to an optimised anatomical connection with the patient's foot while improving hygiene standards, is an important component of the concept. The overall procedure is also ideal for all "fast track" procedures. Since 2012, my patients have been early mobilised no later than 6 hours after the procedures and can be discharged very quickly to their home environment or to a rehabilitation facility. Thanks to the surgical steps, which have been standardised down to the smallest detail over the years after several thousand interventions, and which we also document and digitise intraoperatively, we are able to steepen learning curves and avoid complications. These successes have a very positive effect on our clinic statistics in the latest Swiss endoprosthesis register (SIRIS). You can also find more information at < a href=" www.orthopädie-brig.ch "www.orthopädie-brig.ch " |
Dr Wolfram Steens ONZ Orthopaedic-Neurological Centre Datteln Recklinghausen "As a certified cartilage specialist, I provide reconstructive arthroscopic joint surgery for degenerative cartilage damage and acute cartilage damage caused by sports injuries in the hip and knee joints according to internationally established standards and surgical techniques. In the arthroscopic treatment of the hip, the RotexTable has become an ideal standard for me, which I have now established at my three operating sites. In combination with the extension attachment system, the patient is quickly and easily positioned in extension and allows ideal conditions for intraoperative X-ray control." |
Dr Clemens von Zerssen Senior Consultant Trauma surgery and sports orthopaedics Bad Reichenhall District Clinic "In the Department of Trauma Surgery and Sports Orthopaedics at Bad Reichenhall Hospital, we routinely use the Condor RotexTable and the ES both for elective endoprosthetic treatment of the hip and for the treatment of more than 200 coxal femur fractures every year. Thanks to the RotexTable , we are able to provide a consistently high level of care for femoral neck fractures by means of hip TEP at any time of the day or night with a minimum of personnel and can thus realise timely fracture care without any problems. In combination with the ES , pelvic fractures can also be performed with all common surgical procedures - from simple ISG screw fixation to complex operations such as acetabular plating with simultaneous hip TEP implantation - using minimally invasive approaches in a gentle manner and often without the need for repositioning." |
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User report on the extension table Condor Rotextable® and Goldline Retractor systemCam-type femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAI) is the result of an anatomical change at the head-femoral neck junction, while pincer-type impingement syndrome is the result of increased femoral head overhang. The impact of the head-femoral neck transition on the acetabular rim leads to damage of the chondrolabral complex [3] ...
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Process optimized minimallyinvasive total hip replacement, Orthopedic Review 2012The purpose of this study was to analyse a new concept of using the minimally invasive direct anterior approach (DAA) in total hip replacement (THR) in combination with the leg positioner (Rotex- Table) and a modified retractor system (Condor). We evaluated retrospectively the first 100 primary THR operated with the new concept between 2009 and 2010, regarding operation data, radiological and clinical outcome (HOOS). …
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Excerpt from the reference list
Heidenheim District Hospitals |
clinics-heidenheim.de |
Marienhaus Clinic in the Ahrweiler District |
www.marienhaus-klinikum-ahr.de |
Protestant Hospital Bad Dürkheim |
www.diakonissen.de/evangelisches-krankenhaus-bad-duerkheim |
St. Mary's Hospital Hamm |
www.marienhospital-hamm.de |
| Elke Cardenas-Kaiser Operating theatre management for education, training and continuing education, QB and practice guide, Berufsgenossenschaftliche Unfallklinik Ludwigshafen "Optimal patient positioning is a fundamental part of my daily work. As the quality manager in the operating theatre of the Ludwighafen BG Clinic, the standardisation of processes and positioning techniques is particularly important to me. I also work as a practical instructor and want to impart knowledge to my young colleagues in such a way that it can be easily incorporated into everyday life. The traction boot from Condor , which we have been using for a few years now, contributes to this. Changing the padding after each operation and a shoe whose surface is easy to clean were the first aspects of the purchase, so that we have a hygienically impeccable solution. In our daily work in the operating theatre, we also notice that the patient's feet have a nice, even distribution of pressure. Foot slipping and sliding out of a shoe are also a thing of the past. In short - we are completely satisfied!" |
| PD Marco Ezechieli, MD Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery, Special orthopaedic surgery Emergency medicine, manual medicine, sports medicine and physical therapy "Together, my team and I stand for the implementation of reliable procedures. A major focus of the department is hip and knee replacement surgery. Here, our goal is to exhaust all joint-preserving measures before inserting a joint implant. One of these is the "arthroscopically assisted mini-open operation" (AAMOA) for the so-called impingement of the hip, a procedure especially for young hip patients between 20 and 50 years of age. I see great potential in minimally invasive procedures for patient care in orthopedics for an across-the-board increase in the quality of treatment. In the area of hip surgery, we use the Condor RotexTable in combination with the surgical retractor system GoldLine in our hospital for this purpose. The use of assistance systems not only means that fewer staff are needed, but also means that staff can be deployed and trained more efficiently. The increase in the quality of care through minimally invasive procedures and the standardisation of intra-operative processes thus provide the basis for individual treatment concepts and requirements of my patients." |
Dr Wolfram Steens ONZ Orthopaedic-Neurological Centre Datteln Recklinghausen "As a certified cartilage specialist, I provide reconstructive arthroscopic joint surgery for degenerative cartilage damage and acute cartilage damage caused by sports injuries in the hip and knee joints according to internationally established standards and surgical techniques. In the arthroscopic treatment of the hip, the RotexTable has become an ideal standard for me, which I have now established at my three operating sites. In combination with the extension attachment system, the patient is quickly and easily positioned in extension and allows ideal conditions for intraoperative X-ray control." |
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Positioning of the foot during extension table positioningAlexander Motzny
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User report on the extension table Condor Rotextable® and Goldline Retractor systemCam-type femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAI) is the result of an anatomical change at the head-femoral neck junction, while pincer-type impingement syndrome is the result of increased femoral head overhang. The impact of the head-femoral neck transition on the acetabular rim leads to damage of the chondrolabral complex [3] ...
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