What is the difference between Total Knee 2100 and 2000?

The Total Knee series represents advanced polycentric knee joints designed to cater to the needs of active amputees. With features tailored for enhanced performance, both the Total Knee 2100 and 2000 models showcase distinctive attributes.

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Overview of Total Knee Models

Both the Total Knee 2100 and 2000 are engineered with a polycentric design and 3-phase hydraulic swing control, aimed at delivering higher stability, control, and durability for active users.

Comparative Analysis

The Total Knee 2100 boasts a remarkable 25% increase in fluid capacity compared to the Total Knee 2000. This enhancement translates into superior stability, operational efficiency, and durability for users engaged in higher-impact activities.

Product Highlights

• Polycentric design integrated with a geometric locking mechanism.
• Optimized for various speed ambulation, accommodating higher impact and weight loads.
• Customizable stance flexion for user preference.
• Extension promoter adjustable for tailored functionality.
• Low build height suitable for extensive transfemoral limbs or knee disarticulations.
• 30mm (13/16') pylon adaptability for versatility.
• Exceptional knee flexion capability, reaching angles of up to 150 degrees.

General Specifications

Limb Difference Levels: Applicable for knee disarticulation, hip disarticulation, and transfemoral amputees.

Impact Levels: Suitable for moderate, high, and extreme activities.

Maximum Patient Weight: Supports individuals weighing up to 125 kg (275 lbs).

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