The Anatomic Radial Head System from Acumed is indicated for radial head replacement after comminuted fracture. The ellipsoid shape of the implant is intended to mimic the natural radial head. The system is modular comprising a stem, collar and cobalt chrome head. The system allows over 200...
read full descriptionThe 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...
read full descriptionThe Solar radial head replacement from Stryker is a cobalt-chrome radial head replacement intended for use after communited fracture, rheumatoid arthritis or post-traumatic disease of the radio-humeral joint. It comes in a range of sizes. We are not aware of published results for this device.
read full descriptionThe ALIGN radial head system is a radial head replacement system with an adjustable articulation which can be anatomicaly aligned to the patient's axis of forearm rotation. A long stem fixation into the radius is designed for three point fixation, has distal stem flutes and a Ti-plasma spray...
read full descriptionThe 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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