518 devices · GMDN 60932
A shoulder glenoid fossa trial prosthesis is a temporary, cup-shaped device used during surgery to test the fit, size, and positioning of a permanent shoulder implant before final placement. It helps surgeons ensure proper alignment and sizing for optimal function and patient comfort after a primary or revision shoulder replacement.
These devices are typically reusable and require sterilization before use. They are classified as surgical instruments and may be subject to specific regulatory requirements depending on the jurisdiction, though exact classification varies by device and market.
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