447 devices · GMDN 60937
A reverse shoulder cup prosthesis trial is a reusable, temporary implant used during shoulder surgery to test-fit the correct size and alignment of a permanent reverse shoulder prosthesis. Surgeons attach it to a trial body and head to ensure proper positioning before finalizing the implant, reducing the risk of complications during the procedure.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring sterilization before use. They are designed for intraoperative use only and must meet strict manufacturing and performance standards to ensure safety and compatibility with the final prosthesis.
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