164 devices · GMDN 60931
A reverse shoulder head prosthesis trial is a temporary, reusable component used during orthopedic surgery to determine the correct size and fit of a permanent implant. Surgeons utilize these devices to assess the proper positioning and orientation of the shoulder joint replacement before finalizing the procedure.
These devices are designed to be sterilized between uses to ensure they are safe for clinical settings. They are typically constructed from metal or polymer materials and serve as a functional guide for the surgical team during primary or revision shoulder replacements.
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