Orthopaedics | Upper limb | Elbow arthroplasty | Which Medical Device
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The Coonrad/Morrey Total Elbow system from Zimmer is a semi-constrained elbow replacement system with a 24 year clinical history. The system is flexible and is indicated for primary and revision arthroplasty, post traumatic or rhemuatoid arthritis and trauma reconstruction. Features of the...
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The Sheffield Universal Prosthetic Elbow Extraction System from Innomed is a comprehensive set of instruments designed to aid in the removal of the four most commonly used elbow prostheses, namely the Coonrad-Morrey, the iBP, Kudo and Souter Strathclyde elbows.
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The Acclaim™ Total Elbow System from Depuy-Synthes is a modular system which allows surgeons to select a constrained or unconstrained joint depending on clinical requirements because of an interchangeable bearing system. The modularity of the system may also assist revision surgery. The...
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The Souter-Strathclyde Elbow Replacement is a non-constrained elbow replacement with a relatively short humeral component compared to other designs, although a long stem component is available. The elbow was manufactured by Howmedica and had a reported 12 year survivorship of 87% in patients...
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The Instrumented Bone Preserving Elbow System (IBP) from Biomet is an anatomic, unconstrained elbow replacement which resurfaces the humero-ulnar joint. The IBP is the sixth iteration of the Kudo elbow replacement. The humeral component is cobalt-chrome and the ulnar component is made of...
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