Introducing The MaltaHip
the hip for life
We are pioneering total hip replacement design with the MaltaHip: a brand new implant designed for unmatched stability, ultra-low wear, and lifetime durability.
Engineered to support patients of all ages, activity levels, genders, and ethnicities, MaltaHip empowers individuals to move freely and live fully.
Innovative design
The award winning MaltaHip exhibits drastically reduced wear due to its innovative design. Once implanted, it is not possible to disengage the components within normal motion. This significantly reduces the risk of dislocation.
Clinically proven material
The MaltaHip is made of recognised materials that are commonly used in clinical practice. Furthermore, no surface treatments or post-processing treatments are required to enhance wear resistance.
Wide range of movement
MaltaHip moves in 3 independent axes, with a wider range of motion than current implants. Point contact between the traditional ball and socket design is replaced with larger contact areas resulting in lower wear rates
Garland Surgical
The name ‘Garland Surgical’ takes it’s inspiration from a yoga pose called ‘Malasana’ or ‘Garland Pose.’ It is yoga’s deep squat which opens the hips and groin as it stretches and strengthens the feet and ankles.
Our proprietary product, the MaltaHip is designed to be strong and durable, whilst also offering a high degree of flexibility which gives patients increased mobility on their road to recovery.
Our team have over 80 years combined experience in the medtech sector. We make things happen at pace, and in the right way to ensure our primary focus is that of patient safety and design excellence.
Award winning design
Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, invests up to £25 million in the best game-changing and world-leading ideas, designed for swift, successful commercialisation. Ideas need to be genuinely new.
Less than 3% of applicants are successful in their bid for the award and we are proud to say we are in that elite group!
In collaboration with the School of Biomechanical Engineering at Leeds University we undertook a 20 month research project to further develop the MaltaHip in preparation for commercial readiness.
Sustainability
Contemporary ball-and-socket total hip replacement prostheses last for approximately 10-25 years, meaning some patients may undergo the procedure multiple times in their lives.
The MaltaHip implant is designed to have an enhanced lifespan and functionality, which means that patients may only need to have one surgery in their lifetime. This will result in an overall reduction in total hip replacement procedures, and consequently a reduction in hospital carbon emissions.
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