Orthopaedics | Upper limb | Which Medical Device
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The Trabecular Metal Glenoid Component from Zimmer is a TMT-backed polyethylene component for glenoid replacement. Cement can be used to support the fixation but should not be applied to the trabecular metal component. Press-fit application only is not cleared for use in the USA. A surgical...
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The Trabecular Metal Reverse Shoulder from Zimmer is intended for patients with cuff arthropathy. Both the glenoid baseplate and the proximal metaphysis of the stem have trabecular metal coatings. A surgical technique can be found here .
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The Bigliani/Flatow complete shoulder solution total shoulder arthroplasty is a modular cemented system for shoulder arthroplasty, including a glenoid component. The design aims to reproduce the biomechanics of the normal shoulder joint. A surgical technique for the Bigliani/Flatow shoulder...
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The Durom Shoulder Cup is a humeral head resurfacing device from Zimmer. It comprises a Stainless Steel head, and is intended for cemented fixation in the treatment of avascular necrosis, osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis of the shoulder. The operative technique can be found here .
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The Global Advantage Shoulder Replacement System from Depuy-Synthes is a modular shoulder arthroplasty system. The stem is titanium, and the head cobalt-chrome. The system includes a glenoid component (Premieron X-linked polyethylene). A Surgical Technique can be found here .
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