Arthrosurface commenced full U.S. launch of the stemless OVOMotion™ total shoulder to treat damage from arthritis, trauma or avascular necrosis. OVOMotion received FDA 510(k) clearance in April.
The design combines anatomic restoration with a cobalt chromium stemless, non-spherical humeral head, and is cleared for use with the company’s UHMWPE polyethylene Inlay Glenoid system.
Studies have shown that the non-spherical head optimizes the shoulder’s natural movement, while the inlay glenoid showed no loosening at 4,000 cycles vs. onlay designs, which were clinically loose after ~1,100 cycles.
Leadership states that the company will develop modular components for OVOMotion.
Sources: Arthrosurface; ORTHOWORLD, Inc.
Arthrosurface commenced full U.S. launch of the stemless OVOMotion™ total shoulder to treat damage from arthritis, trauma or avascular necrosis. OVOMotion received FDA 510(k) clearance in April.
The design combines anatomic restoration with a cobalt chromium stemless, non-spherical humeral head, and is cleared for use with the...
Arthrosurface commenced full U.S. launch of the stemless OVOMotion™ total shoulder to treat damage from arthritis, trauma or avascular necrosis. OVOMotion received FDA 510(k) clearance in April.
The design combines anatomic restoration with a cobalt chromium stemless, non-spherical humeral head, and is cleared for use with the company’s UHMWPE polyethylene Inlay Glenoid system.
Studies have shown that the non-spherical head optimizes the shoulder’s natural movement, while the inlay glenoid showed no loosening at 4,000 cycles vs. onlay designs, which were clinically loose after ~1,100 cycles.
Leadership states that the company will develop modular components for OVOMotion.
Sources: Arthrosurface; ORTHOWORLD, Inc.
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.