”My feeling when I woke up was: I have absolutely no pain”
Thanks to an Episealer implant – this patient no longer suffers from knee pain
Link to testimonial
Presentation from symposium at ESSKA 2021
Tune in and listen to Mr Tim Spalding & Prof. Niek van Dijk on the topic Episealer® mini metal implant in the Knee and Ankle
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Positive 5-years’ results for Episealer® knee patients
Results presented from an ongoing study performed by J. Holz et al. show positive outcomes for Episealer® knee patients at 5-years follow-up!
Link to the poster presented at the World Arthroplasty Congress
Ankle pain?
Our latest implant, Episealer Talus, an individualised technology for the treatment of cartilage lesions in the ankle.
Information for healthcare professionals Information for patients
Truly individualised
Every step in the Episealer process
revolves around you, the patient.
Episealer® Knee Publication: Implant Survivorship Analysis up to Seven Years Post-Implantation
The analysis shows successful results
Link to publication
Orthopaedic Implants & Surgical Instruments
Presentation from symposium at ESSKA 2021
Episealer mini metal implant in the Knee and Ankle, presented by Associate Professor Tim Spalding and Professor Niek van Dijk.
Episealer, the only individualised implant
for focal cartilage lesions in the knee
Each Episealer implant is unique,
carefully designed to match your anatomy perfectly.
Arthritis,
a painful joint disease resulting from the breakdown of cartilage and underlying bone
Each year, more and more people are diagnosed with arthritis.
Episurf wants to help you who suffers from knee pain with early signs of arthritis to return to the life you want to live.
The Episealer process
To ensure you receive the best possible treatment for your cartilage lesion, every step in the process focuses on you. First, an MRI scan of your knee is needed. This scan will then be used to compose a damage marking report, including a virtual 3D model of your knee joint. This 3D model will be the basis for the design of your individualised Episealer implant and surgical instrument kit. Below you can read more about each step.
MRI Scan
To obtain a clear image of the
lesion and your knee,
2D and 3D MRI scans are taken
Damage Marking Report
These images are then used to create a
virtual 3D model and visualisation
of your knee joint
Episealer
This 3D model is the basis for the
design of your individualised
Episealer implant
“My feeling when I woke up was: I have absolutely no pain”
Interim Report Q2 2021
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