Reverse shoulder prosthesis RSP®

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The Reverse Shoulder Prosthesis (RSP®) was the first reverse shoulder design to successfully incorporate a center of rotation (COR) lateral to the glenoid. The RSP system features an anatomic humeral neck-shaft angle. Biomechanical testing has shown that having a humeral neck-shaft angle in the range of normal anatomy reduces the potential for inferior scapular notching. For successful bony ingrowth, a stable interface between the bone and the prosthetic device is required during initial healing. The design of the RSP baseplate provides 2000N of compression between the prosthesis-bone interface, providing stable initial fixation as well as ideal conditions for bony ingrowth for long-term fixation. A great deal of variability can be experienced in rotator-cuff-deficient shoulders. The RSP system offers unmatched versatility, in size and offset, of glenospheres to manage complex anatomy and surgical outcomes. The RSP is one of the most well-published reverse shoulders on the market with over forty peer reviewed journal publications. FEATURES & BENEFITS: Positioned approximately 12mm below the resected humeral neck osteotomy to ensure that the humeral socket is surrounded by proximal bone support for strength, stability and fixation. Anatomical-shaped proximal body Cylindrical-shaped distal segment with cement flutes Cemented application only Primary stem: 6 x 101mm, 7 x 105mm, 8 x 109mm, 10mm x 116mm, and 12mm x 124 mm Revision sizes: 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm in one length of 175mm