What is an orthopedic implant?

An orthopedic implant is a medical device placed inside or attached to the body to support, replace, repair, or reconstruct a damaged bone or joint. Orthopedic implants are commonly used for conditions caused by fractures, arthritis, trauma, bone deformities, and other musculoskeletal problems.

Depending on the procedure, an orthopedic implant may replace a joint, stabilize a fracture, or help reconstruct a section of damaged bone. Common examples include hip and knee replacement components, plates, screws, rods, spinal implants, and customized reconstruction implants.

Modern orthopedic care also uses technologies such as 3D medical imaging, Virtual Surgical Planning (VSP), and medical 3D printing. These technologies can help surgeons plan complex procedures and, when appropriate, develop patient-specific solutions for challenging anatomical defects.

The choice of implant depends on the patient's anatomy, diagnosis, bone quality, surgical objective, and the surgeon's clinical assessment.

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