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humeral stem

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humeral stem,
in arthroplasty of the shoulder or elbow, the part of the prosthesis that inserts into the end of the trimmed and prepared humerus.


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Zimmer makes various products with this material, including an acetabular cup, a metal revision shell, a roodular acetabular system, a humeral stem, and a reverse shoulder system.
Mad about metals: innovation has broadened the use and ... by Barbella, Michael / Orthopedic Design & Technology
On May 10, 2007, the company also withdrew units of ReUnion Plasma Spray Humeral Stem "due to the discovery of a delamination of plasma spray from a humeral stem during an in-process inspection.
Validation problems and FDA reporting lapses result in 8-point 483 ... by Inspection Monitor
On May 10, 2007, the company also withdrew units of ReUnion Plasma Spray Humeral Stem "due to the discovery of a de-lamination of plasma spray from a humeral stem during an in-process inspection.
FDA inspection results in 8-point 483 for Stryker by Mashaw, Rebecca / Validation Times
 
 
 
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