Artificial knee joint

1. An artificial knee joint comprising:

a femoral component configured to be fixed onto a distal portion of a femur;

a tibial tray configured to be fixed onto a proximal portion of a tibia; and

an insert plate fixed onto a top surface of the tibial tray to receive the femoral component sliding thereon,

the femoral component including first and second curved femoral articular surfaces and a cam having a spheroidal or substantially cylindrical shape disposed on the rear end of the femoral articular surface and protruding from the femoral articular surface,

the insert plate including first and second tibial articular surfaces that contact the first and second femoral articular surfaces, respectively, and a cam-receiving slide surface that contacts the cam,

wherein the artificial knee joint has a first sliding state in which the femoral articular surface slides on the tibial articular surface when the knee is extended,

a main contacting surface shifts from the first sliding state to a second sliding state in which the cam slides on the cam-receiving slide surface when the knee is bent at an angle between 90 to 160 degrees, and

a resection surface of the femoral component and a rear end of the insert plate are offset in the second sliding state when the knee is bent deeply with a bending angle of 180 degrees.

2. The artificial knee joint according to claim 1 , wherein, in the second sliding state with a bending angle of 180 degrees, an amount of offset is controlled so that a first distance between a contact point at which the cam contacts the cam-receiving slide surface and the rear end of the insert plate is less than a second distance between the contact point at which the cam contacts the cam-receiving slide surface and the resection surface of femoral component, such that the resection surface and offset of the rear end of the insert plate are a distance that is the difference between the second distance minus the first distance or greater.

3. The artificial knee joint according to claim 1 , wherein the cam is configured to be replaceably fixed on the rear end of the femoral component, and the amount of a protrusion of the cam beyond the femoral articular surface is changed so as to control the amount of offset.

4. The artificial knee joint according to claim 1 , wherein the insert plate has a protrusion disposed on a lower surface of the insert plate at a mid position corresponding to the cam-receiving slide surface, the lower surface being opposite at least one of the first and second tibial articular surfaces, and the tibial tray has a recess that receives the protrusion.

5. An artificial knee joint comprising:

a tibial component and a femoral component;

the femoral component having a cam disposed on a posterior surface of the femoral component;

the tibial component having a tibial tray configured to be fixed onto a proximal portion of the tibia, the tibial tray comprising an top surface and a lower surface; and

an insert plate fixed onto a top surface of the tibial tray, the insert plate including an upper articulating surface configured to receive the femoral component so as to enable the femoral component to slides thereon and a lower surface opposite the upper articulating surface,

the insert plate includes a cam-receiving slide surface capable of sliding the cam disposed on the posterior surface of the femoral component, the lower surface of the insert plate has a flat surface and a protrusion, the protrusion extends beyond the flat surface and is disposed on the lower surface at a mid position below the cam-receiving slide surface; and

the tibial tray has a recess on the upper surface that receives the insert plate protrusion, and a protrusion extending from the lower surface.