181 devices · GMDN 60935
A humeral body prosthesis trial device is a temporary implant used during shoulder surgery planning to test the fit and alignment of a permanent prosthesis. Clinically, it helps surgeons confirm the correct size, orientation, and positioning of the final implant before making permanent attachments, reducing revision risks.
These devices are reusable and require sterilization before use, typically falling under specific regulatory pathways depending on jurisdiction. They are designed to articulate with standard or reverse shoulder components, often combining metal and polymer materials for durability and precision.
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