Home / Business and Economy / Stryker Launches Pangea System in Europe
Stryker Launches Pangea System in Europe
8 Jun
Summary
- Stryker launched its Pangea Plating System in Europe on May 26.
- The system aids fracture treatment with non-active implant stabilization.
- Robotic precision is enhanced with the new Mako RPS system.
Stryker Corporation announced the European launch of its Pangea Plating System on May 26, a new platform for treating fracture patterns. This system incorporates non-active implants designed for temporary bone stabilization, alongside plates and instrumentation that assist surgeons in fracture fixation. The development involved collaboration with 26 orthopedic surgeons.
The Pangea Plating System is now part of Stryker's Pangea portfolio, which leverages global anatomical data to enhance plate fixation across diverse patient anatomies. This expansion signifies Stryker's commitment to advancing trauma care solutions and improving surgical workflows.
Furthermore, in February 2026, Stryker introduced the limited release of its Mako RPS (Robotic Power System) for Total Knee. This handheld robotic system merges Stryker's robotics and power tool capabilities, offering surgeons enhanced precision and control during knee replacement surgeries.
With nearly two decades of experience in orthopedic robotics and over two million procedures globally, Stryker continues to lead in medical technology innovation. The Mako brand now encompasses both Mako SmartRobotics and Mako Handheld Robotics, underscoring the company's dedication to improving patient outcomes.
