Dyneelax at ISAKOS 2025: Showcasing Cutting-Edge Research in Knee Ligament Reconstruction
We are thrilled to announce that a groundbreaking study utilizing the Dyneelax robotic arthrometer will be presented at the prestigious ISAKOS 2025 Congress in Munich. This research, conducted by A research team, including Dr. Henri Robert, orthopaedic surgeon and co-designer of Dyneelax,, provides a biomechanical comparison of two key techniques for reconstructing the medial plane of the knee.
The study, titled “Biomechanical Comparison Of Laprade And Lind Techniques For The Reconstruction Of The Medial Plane Of The Knee. Biomechanical Study Of 18 Knees With The Dyneelax Laximeter,” underscores the precision and scientific value of Dyneelax in orthopedic research and surgical refinement.
For an in-depth look at this research, view the ISAKOS 2025 abstract here: ISAKOS 2025 Abstract
Revolutionizing Knee Surgery With Dyneelax
The study examined 18 knees to compare the biomechanical outcomes of the Laprade and Lind techniques. Through objective robotic analysis, Dyneelax provided detailed stability measurements, offering insights that would have been impossible to achieve through manual assessments alone.
This research highlights Dyneelax’s ability to detect minute differences in knee stability and ligament function, enabling surgeons to refine their approach with unmatched accuracy.
Key Findings From The Study
The research demonstrated that both techniques significantly improved knee stability when compared to injured knees. However, the Lind technique showed superior control in specific aspects, particularly in stabilizing the posterior oblique ligament (POL). This finding is critical for surgeons looking to optimize their surgical planning and achieve the best possible patient outcomes.
By integrating Dyneelax into this high-level biomechanical research, the study provided quantifiable data that enhances surgical precision and postoperative assessments. These insights are invaluable for orthopedic surgeons and researchers seeking to refine ligament reconstruction procedures.
Why ISAKOS 2025 Selection Matters
The International Society of Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery, and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine (ISAKOS) is one of the most esteemed platforms in orthopedic surgery. Being selected to present at ISAKOS signifies that the research conducted with Dyneelax meets the highest standards of scientific excellence.
This recognition underscores two major points:
Dyneelax is a scientific-grade instrument capable of producing data that meets the rigorous requirements of international medical congresses.
Surgeons utilizing Dyneelax for both clinical applications and research can elevate their professional standing, gaining recognition from the global orthopedic community.
Expanding Dyneelax’s Role in Orthopedic Research
Beyond this particular study, Dyneelax is revolutionizing the way surgeons and researchers analyze knee ligament stability. Unlike traditional manual arthrometers, Dyneelax uses robotic precision to measure translation and rotation forces, providing an unparalleled level of detail.
Advantages of Using Dyneelax in Research and Clinical Practice
- Objective, reproducible results – Reduces human error and enhances diagnostic accuracy.
- Versatile applications – Used in preoperative planning, postoperative assessment, and rehabilitation monitoring.
- Immediate feedback – Provides real-time analysis, allowing surgeons to adjust techniques as needed.
- Enhances credibility – Research conducted with Dyneelax stands out in peer-reviewed scientific publications and conferences.
Leading the Future of Knee Ligament Reconstruction
For surgeons and researchers aiming to stay ahead of advancements in orthopedics, Dyneelax offers a unique opportunity. The device is not only transforming how ACL, MCL, and POL injuries are assessed but is also helping surgeons validate their techniques on a scientific level.
Join the Ranks of Leading Surgeons Using Dyneelax!
If used to its full potential, Dyneelax can propel surgeons and research teams to new levels of recognition. Being involved in Dyneelax-powered studies means the possibility of being featured at prestigious conferences like ISAKOS and contributing to the future of knee ligament reconstruction.
With its ability to generate precise, reproducible, and scientific data, Dyneelax is proving to be an indispensable tool for orthopedic specialists. This latest ISAKOS selection further reinforces its status as the leading arthrometer in knee ligament research.
Explore the Full Study
For an in-depth look at this research, view the ISAKOS 2025 abstract here: ISAKOS 2025 Abstract
To learn how Dyneelax can enhance your surgical techniques and research capabilities, contact us today!
