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Becker's ASC Review February 2014 Issue

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Call 508-520-3003 or visit www.Arthrosurface.com to learn more Finally, implants that are designed to truly fit the shoulder. "The non-spherical prosthetic head replicated the native head shape more accurately than the spherical prosthetic head." Jun BJ, Iannotti JP, McGarry MH, Yoo JC, Quigley RJ, Lee TQ. The effects of prosthetic humeral head shape on glenohumeral joint kinematics: a comparison of non-spherical and spherical prosthetic heads to the native humeral head. J Shoulder Elbow Surg. 2013 Oct;22(10):1423-32. 56 mm 52 mm The Humeral Head is Ovoid not Spherical HemiCAP OVO: S/I is 4mm larger than A/P For additional product information, inlcuding indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions and potential adverse effects, please visit www.arthrosurface.com An Inlay Glenoid is 10 times more stable than an onlay glenoid. "The study suggests that the humeral head is not a perfect segment of a sphere and an osteotomy along the anterior cartilage-metaphyseal inter- face does not remove only the proximal humeral articular surface. Even with a fully adaptable prosthetic implant, replacement arthroplasty is not able to restore original head geometry. Alterations to head geometry with the osteotomy described may alter the line of force through the prosthetic joint, producing eccentric loading at the glenoid, and contribute to early failure." Harrold F. Wigderowitz C. 2013 Jan 22(1):115-21,doi:10.1016/j. jse.2012.01.027.Epub 2012 May 14. J Shoulder Elbow Surg. ASTM dynamic loosening tests on file at Arthrosurface Inc.

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