Unicompartmental and patellofemoral, kept under one heading — PFJ sits inside Partial Knee, not beside it.
Partial Knee (incl. PFJ / patellofemoral)
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Lower volume, high concentration: a small number of surgeons account for most of the activity on any patch.
Sizing reference only — Size Match does not apply.
Registry volume loads wherever the country’s national registry records the joint. Market share, coverage and market size available at every scope.
Partial knee registry volume loads, with patellofemoral cases folded in rather than split out.
Your uni and PFJ systems load into the segment library.
Surgeon concentration is surfaced — the segment worklist ranks the few surgeons who actually carry the volume.
Preference capture records uni-vs-total decision drivers alongside the implant choice.
Partial Knee share and coverage appear as their own line, not buried inside knee.
In these countries the national registry publishes volume for the joint, so market size, coverage and projected share are available. Everywhere else the segment runs on recorded activity and is labelled as such.
The proving ground. RepHQ runs live on NJR data today — every other country on this page follows the same blueprint.
Europe’s biggest joint replacement market, with a registry built around an implant product database — a natural fit for the RepHQ model.
The country that invented the arthroplasty registry. Coverage is near-total and the data culture is decades deep.
One register, every joint — the closest structural match to the NJR outside the UK.
Three registers rather than one, but the same surgeon-and-site volume picture underneath.
Four decades of mandatory national reporting across every joint RepHQ segments.
The most complete registry in continental Europe, covering more joints than the NJR itself.
A compact, high-value market where registry documentation is mandatory — capture is close to total.
The southern-hemisphere benchmark. Near-total capture and an annual report the whole industry reads.
A five-joint registry that mirrors the NJR’s scope — the cleanest like-for-like expansion on the list.
The biggest orthopaedic market on earth, with a registry that is already the world’s largest by procedure count.
Everything below is scoped to Partial Knee specifically, and quoted as part of the segment rather than as a platform-wide change.
Four resource types are carried per segment, cached for offline use.
Partial Knee is billed as a segment add-on on top of the core platform, in every country.
Add-on pricing is set per company at contract. Core platform pricing is not published.
See packaging →Cemented and cementless primary hip, summed into one segment the way a rep actually sells it.
Total knee arthroplasty — the volume segment, and the one where sizing conversations open doors.
Revision hip — fewer cases, longer sales cycles, and the segment that proves a company can support complex work.
We will map your market, show the registry volume behind the segment, and walk the onboarding switch by switch.
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