Wilson Condylar Gauge
Ralph Wilson, MD
Designed to measure the posterior femoral condyle after the posterior cuts have been made in total knee arthroplasty
By measuring the depth of the residual condyle, the surgeon can resect excessive bone and measure the bone remaining to avoid impingement of the condyle against the tibial component which could impair knee flexion. The gauge is applied to the inferior or posterior cut surface of the femoral condyle, and the back to front residual bone is measured and then removed as needed. Measures to 30 mm depth.
Product Number(s)
1194
Dimensions
Overall Length: 6″ (15,2 cm)
Width: .568″ (14,4 mm)
Reference Measurement Statement (Non-Measuring Function)
This device is not intended to provide quantitative measurements and does not incorporate a measuring function as defined under Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (MDR).
Any scales, markings, or visual indicators present on the device are provided solely for reference and orientation purposes to support general use. These indicators are not calibrated against traceable standards and have not been validated for accuracy, precision, or repeatability.
Accordingly, values derived from these markings shall be considered approximate only and must not be used where accurate or traceable measurements are required for clinical decision-making, diagnosis, or other applications requiring defined metrological performance.
Users shall rely only on devices specifically intended and validated for measurement when quantitative accuracy is required.