Thompson Prosthesis is a cemented, unipolar hip implant designed for hemiarthroplasty procedures. It features a solid, smooth stem for cemented fixation and a rounded head that articulates directly with the natural acetabulum. This prosthesis is especially suited for elderly patients with low functional demands, providing stability and reliable outcomes in fracture management.

• Displaced femoral neck fractures, particularly in elderly, low-demand patients
• Osteoporotic fractures where internal fixation is not dependable
• Failed previous internal fixation of femoral neck fractures
• Avascular necrosis (AVN) of the femoral head in older patients unsuitable for total hip replacement
• Pathological fractures of the femoral neck

Extra Long Stem Thompson Prosthesis is a cemented, unipolar hip implant designed for cases requiring additional stem length to achieve secure fixation. It combines the features of the standard Thompson prosthesis with an extended stem, ensuring stability in compromised proximal femoral bone or anatomically challenging situations.

• Pathological femoral neck fractures with proximal femoral bone loss
• Revision hemiarthroplasty where more distal fixation is necessary
• Extended femoral canal due to anatomical variation or prior implant removal
• Severe osteoporosis compromising standard stem stability