BIONIT2 bipolar heads, references 1413-61-3, 1414-61- 3, 1415-61-3, 1416-61-3, 1417-61-3, 1418-61-3 and 1419-61-3, || specific lots.
Product Description
For the partial or total artificial replacement of the joints of the body such as: hip, knee, shoulder and for the treatment of complex cases, osteoarthritis, joint instability, allowing to restore mobility, correct deformities, joint reconstruction, specific clinical indications according to the articulation and model or reference. Prosthesis for articular replacementMATHYS of shoulder primary osteoarthritis, secondary osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, post-traumatic osteoarthritis, arthropathy with rotator cuff tear (hamada grade III or IV) in young patients, joint metabolic deficiency (eg, chondrocalcinosis, hemosiderosis, urate arthropathies) , sequelae of fractures (healing of humeral head fractures, healing sinussion / pseudoarthrosis, necrosis of the head, blocked dislocations), avascular necrosis of the head (if there are sufficient bones), poly-fragmentary fractures and comminution of the humerus head with danger of disorders in fragment vascularization, proximal humerus fractures not treatable by osteosynthesis, secondary dislocation of the fragments subsequent to osteosynthesis in the proximal humerus, rotator cuff arthropathy (RDA), revision of total prosthesis or failed semiprosthesis in patients with pathological rotator cuff, in Certain tumor modifications of the proximal humerus. MATHYS joint replacement prosthesis of the hip: joint degenerative disease, such as primary or secondary coxarthritis, advanced loss of substance and functional loss of the hip joint caused by degenerative or post-traumatic or rheumatoid arthrosis, avascular onecrosis fracture of the femoral head or fracture of the femoral neck, after a previous surgical intervention, after osteosynthesis, reconstruction of the joint, arthrodesis, hemiarthroplasty or total hip replacement, post-traumatic coxarthrosis, coxarthrosis in mild osteoporosis, pathological osteoporosis, pronounced osteoporosis, revisions with slight loss of bone, extensive osseous bone reviews, fracture revisions
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