Trident II

Built on what works

The Trident II Acetabular System builds on the legacy that has defined Stryker's Trident brand for more than two decades. Consistently one of the most implanted brands in the Australian¹ and UK² National Joint Registries, the Trident shell also demonstrated the lowest revision rate at the longest follow-up among uncemented shells in both registries.^1,2
 
The legacy of the Trident brand is reinforced by clinically proven^3-5 bearing options enabled through the Innerchange Locking Mechanism, such as Modular Dual Mobility (MDM) and X3 precisely engineered polyethylene.
 
Trident II is built on data from the largest joint registries in the world,^1,2 international performance ratings,^1,2 and premier global publications.

Creating what’s next 

Trident II Tritanium builds on the experience we have gained from the additive manufactured implants in our knee and spine portfolios. Additive manufacturing allows us to challenge conventional implant design and production, unlocking implant features such as a Tritanium surface comprised of a controlled network of pores designed to mimic the complex characteristics of cancellous bone, to address clinical considerations such as fixation and stability.
 
Streamlined trays complement new intuitive instruments which are designed to facilitate efficient and accurate bone preparation and implantation. Additionally, the Trident II System is Mako-enabled, combining the reliability of additive manufactured implants with the precision⁶ of robotic-arm assisted surgery.