1,225 devices · GMDN 58784
A humeral head prosthesis trial device is a temporary, reusable implant used during shoulder surgery to test the fit, size, and positioning of a permanent humeral head prosthesis. Surgeons use it to confirm the correct dimensions of the implant site and ensure proper alignment before final implantation, reducing the risk of complications during primary or revision procedures.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring sterilization before reuse. They are supplied as reusable medical tools, commonly made from durable materials like metal or polymer, and are designed for preoperative assessment in orthopedic shoulder surgeries.
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