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The design of this bone anchoring system for artificial limbs is rooted in incremental innovation and clinical testing, drawing on the foundation of established cementless orthopedic implants. The materials and design principles of the bone anchoring systems are based on the uncemented press-fit hip implants, with the system functioning similarly to an inverted stem of a hip implant. What sets this device apart from a traditional hip implant is its protrusion through the skin. The transcutaneous fixation introduces potential pin tract complications, leading to a distinct risk-benefit profile compared to hip implants.