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Orthopedic implants have transformed the treatment of bone and joint disorders, offering long-term solutions for patients suffering from fractures, arthritis, spinal injuries, and degenerative bone conditions. These implants are medical devices surgically inserted into the body to replace or support damaged bones and joints. With continuous advancements in materials and surgical techniques, orthopedic implants are becoming safer, more durable, and highly efficient.

One of the most significant innovations in orthopedic implants is the use of biocompatible materials. Titanium and stainless steel remain widely used due to their strength and resistance to corrosion. However, newer materials such as bioresorbable polymers and ceramics are being adopted to promote natural bone growth while minimizing the need for secondary surgeries. Custom 3D-printed implants are also revolutionizing orthopedic care, allowing for patient-specific designs that enhance comfort and functionality.

Orthopedic implants are most commonly used in joint replacement procedures, particularly for hips, knees, and shoulders. With…

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