Orthopaedics | Upper limb | Radial head replacement | Which Medical Device
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The Pyrocarbon Modular Radial Head from Integra LifeSciences is designed, by way of the pyrocarbon articulation, to reduce wear on normal articular cartilage. The system is modular and has curved, long anatomic options. Product sales are limited to International and US IDE sites only at...
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The MoPyC (Modular Pyrocarbon Radial Head Prosthesis) from Tornier is an anatomic modular prosthesis comprising three components: a head, neck and stem with controlled expansion. The latter expands in the radial canal in order to optimise fixation. The neck has a 15 degree angulation to ensure...
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The LINK Radius Head Component is a radial head replacement indicated for fracture of the radial head. It is manufactured from COCrMo and available in four sizes. The head is highly polished.
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The ExploR® modular radial head replacement from Biomet is indicated for degenerative or post-traumatic conditions of the radio-humeral joint. The head and stem can be assembled in-situ allowing for preservation of the radial collateral ligament. Fully interchangeable head and stem parts...
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The EVOLVE® Modular Radial Head System from Wright is a smooth stem design radial head replacement. Modularity allows the construction of over 320 size combinations. Results are available from Harrington (2001) who reported outcomes in 20 patients, with excellent results in 12, and...
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