OMNIBotics Predictive Balance™ Technology
Alignment. Balance. Minimal Releases
The OMNIBotics Predictive Balance technique utilizes the new BalanceBot™ robotic ligament tension device to create a surgical plan that can accurately predict soft tissue balance for total knee replacement. This plan is used to properly align the knee implant while maintaining proper soft tissue, in order to avoid unreliable and invasive soft tissue releases/manipulations. Limiting manipulations may result in faster healing, less pain, and better long term outcomes for total knee patients.
OMNIBotics®: Precision You Can Feel
OMNIBotics Robotic-assisted Total Knee Replacement is a state-of-the-art procedure that combines specialized tools and patented technology with advanced robotics to help surgeons place and fit implants with greater accuracy compared to conventional approaches.
Much like we rely on GPS to help us get to our destination, robotic-assisted surgery maps out the precise positioning for the implant according to each patient's individual anatomy. The robotic-assisted cutting guide enables the surgeon to prepare the bone to the exact specifications to help ensure accurate placement and optimal results.
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APEX Knee™ Celebrates it's Ten Year Anniversary
OMNI is proud to announce the ten year anniversary of the APEX Knee™ System. Ten years ago, the first APEX Knee replacement procedures were performed in Oklahoma City, OK. Since then, over 75,000 APEX Knee procedures have been performed worldwide.
Advanced materials and design features have enabled the APEX Knee to achieve an overall survivorship of 99.5%, superior to the other systems currently on the market.* This success should continue as more knees are used with OMNIBotics®, OMNI's advanced robotic-assisted technology for total knee arthroplasty. OMNIBotics is the leading technology of its kind available, with more than 10,000 OMNIBotics procedures performed worldwide.