Why do arthroplasty outcomes remain variable?
Despite advances in implant design and surgical technique, 10–25% of joint replacement patients—particularly knee patients—report chronic pain and reduced function following technically successful surgery.
Poor outcomes often occur without implant failure.
Persistent pain and dissatisfaction are frequently seen in unrevised patients. Younger age at surgery and unexplained pain remain key drivers of suboptimal patient-reported outcomes.
Patient genotype is independently associated with post-operative outcomes.
Clinical research demonstrates that genetic risk is a significant predictor of Oxford Knee Scores—independent of age, BMI, implant duration, and metal ion levels.
Actionable insights before surgery.
Orthotype™ identifies patients with an increased biological risk of poorer outcomes, providing stratifiable, pre-operative risk insights
Supporting better first-time outcomes.
Orthotype™ enables more informed pre-operative discussions and implant selection, supporting a proactive approach to reducing the risk of suboptimal outcomes.
Better outcomes, more efficient pathways.
Reducing poor outcomes improves both patient experience and healthcare system performance.
Designed for routine pre-operative use.
Orthotype™ integrates seamlessly into existing arthroplasty workflows.
Orthotype™ provides risk stratification information to support clinical decision-making. It does not predict individual outcomes or replace clinical judgement.