Smith+Nephew’s CATALYSTEM Hip System Receives Positive Feedback from Surgeons

Smith+Nephew has announced successful initial surgeries using its new CATALYSTEM™ Primary Hip System, with surgeons praising its precision, efficiency, and ease of use. Designed to meet the growing demand for anterior approach hip surgeries, the system features a triple-taper stem design and uniform proximal loading. Its versatile geometry supports various surgical approaches, making it highly adaptable for diverse procedures.

The system incorporates patent-pending ACCUBROACH™ Technology, ensuring consistent, reproducible stem seating and enhancing surgical precision. Surgeons noted the system’s user-friendly design and superior broaching tools, highlighting its ability to offer greater rotational stability and anatomical fit. The technology impressed surgeons at Duke University, Orlando Health, and NYU Langone Health, who reported smooth procedures and better patient outcomes.

Smith+Nephew’s new system is poised to become a game-changer in total hip arthroplasty. Combining advanced technology with surgeon-friendly instruments, it improves both performance and patient outcomes, reinforcing Smith+Nephew’s role as a leader in orthopedic innovation.