15 devices · GMDN 64767
A glenoid defect sizer is a manual surgical tool used by orthopaedic surgeons during shoulder procedures. It is placed against the glenoid fossa to measure the specific angle of bone loss, which helps the surgeon select the correct size for reamers or prosthetic implants.
These instruments are designed for multiple uses and are typically supplied as individual components that attach to a separate holder. They feature adjustable arms of varying lengths to accommodate different anatomical requirements during the surgical planning process.
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