Technologies
POLY VITAE
Oxidation and lower mechanical characteristics are known drawbacks of crosslinked polyethylene. Vitamin E is a molecular stabilizer that, if properly applied, can solve both problems.
Thanks to the scientific support of polymer material group of IFM Chemistry Dept. (Turin. Italy), first to propose Vitamin E Polyethylene, S.A.M.O. developed the Second Generation vitamin E cross-linked Polyethylene, manufactured with a blending process to form the bar with no cementing, no annealing, no diffusion heating, leading to: high mechanical resistance, outstanding oxidation protection, ultra low wear.
TiNb (ceramic hypoallergenic coating)
Titanium-Niobium Nitrides-coated implants are not only a reliable solution in cases of allergies by reducing the release of metal ions down to barely detectable levels, but also, thanks to its high wettability and low roughness, a low-friction solution for all cases.
DURASTAR
CAOS SYSTEM
A cutting-edge achievements in the field of CAOS (Computer-Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery), developed in a joint effort by Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli, Orthokey and S.A.M.O. with the concept of ‘Enhanced Reality’ in mind, the Voyager-BluIgs CAOS system allows for a really smooth workflow, reduced surgery time and an increased awareness of the whole surgical process.
TICOAT
Ti thickness: 350 µm
Porosity: 35%
Pore diameter: 60 µm
Roughn: 100 µm
Adhesion: 33 MPa
HA thickness: 50 µm
Porosity: 32%
Roughn > 40 µm
INTEGRATED SYSTEM
One of the most peculiar innovations of S.A.M.O. is the concept of Integrated System. Today, many different solution are offered to a surgeon in order to treat different pathologies. Despite of that, too often it is practically impossible to select the proper solution when it would be more appropriated, that is at the end of the surgery, when the surgeon has a clear and complete picture of patient needs.
An Integrated System is a complete range of complementary solutions, with an ultra-smart, light, modular instrument set that can be used for the whole set of implants, allowing the surgeon to tailor the treatment based on the actual patient indications.