New Ascent knee implant ready for first-in-human clinical trials
Summary
The article discusses the Ascent device, a new implant for unicompartmental (partial) knee replacement surgery. Ascent is designed to improve function and longevity compared to existing partial knee replacement devices. The implant is now ready for first-in-human clinical trials, marking a significant step in testing this new medical technology.
Source
Key quotes
· 3 pulledAscent is a new device that can be used for a partial knee replacement.
It is intended to achieve better function and longevity than existing types of devices that are currently used.
The implant is now ready to be tested in humans for the first time.
You might also wanna read

This emerging treatment is helping people avoid knee replacement surgery
Knee Distraction Procedure Shows Promise for Delaying Joint Replacement in Severe Osteoarthritis
Knee distraction is emerging as a promising procedure for severe osteoarthritis, aiming to stimulate cartilage tissue regeneration and help
Stanford Researchers Develop Injection That Regenerates Knee Cartilage and Prevents Arthritis
Stanford Medicine researchers have developed an anti-aging injection that regenerates knee cartilage and prevents arthritis by blocking an a
Adapted: AI-Powered Physical Therapy Platform for Athletes
Adapted is an AI-powered physical therapy platform designed specifically for athletes. It creates personalized rehabilitation and injury pre

Technogym presents Unica Mente installation celebrating all-in-one home gym at Milan design week
Italian wellness brand Technogym has unveiled an installation called Unica Mente at Milan design week, celebrating its all-in-one Unica home

Personalized health tech promises fall short for chronic condition patients
This article is a personal narrative from a Verge senior reviewer discussing the gap between the promises of personalized health technology

Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.