Independent national registries consistently demonstrate that implant survival is influenced by the type of bone cement used. Across multiple countries, PALACOS® bone cements show lower revision rates than other brands over follow-up periods of up to 20 years. This highlights that bone cement is not just a technical detail — it can be a decisive factor for the long-term success of an implant.
National Joint Registry (NJR) for UK, Annual Reports from 2005 - 2025. Go to the Website of NJR
Swedish Arthroplasty Register (SAR). Go to the Website of SAR
Australian Orthopaedic Association National Joint Replacement Registry (AOANJRR). Go to the Website of AOANJRR
Catalan Arthroplasty Register (RaCat). Go to the Website of Generalitat de Catalunya
PALACOS® bone cements have been available since 1959, making them one of the most established and well-documented cement brands in modern arthroplasty.
Over the decades, PALACOS® has become the most extensively studied bone cement worldwide, with more than 360 PubMed-listed publications reflecting its widespread use and scientific relevance.
Few medical devices can claim such a track record. The global usage of PALACOS® demonstrates the trust surgeons have placed in its reliability and performance for more than six decades.
PALACOS® R+G is widely regarded as the reference standard among antibiotic-loaded bone cements. Multiple independent studies have used it as the benchmark for comparing mechanical properties, handling performance, and antibiotic elution profiles.
Recent registry analyses and real-world evidence underline that PALACOS® outperforms competitors across different formulations. This translates into fewer revisions, lower complication risks, and ultimately better patient outcomes.
