7A ODEP Rating.

The Comprehensive Reverse Shoulder has been trusted since 2008. It has a proven^,,,,,,,,,,  clinical history, and combines materials that have been tested to withstand the demands of joint arthroplasty. Common clinical challenges such as scapular notching and polyethylene wear were inputs of the original design rationale, and Comprehensive Reverse provides the answers.

The glenoid is traditionally the most difficult part of a reverse shoulder procedure due to poor visibility of the scapula for assessment of the glenoid vault and glenoid version, minimal bone for fixation of the implants and determination of deltoid tensioning.  The surgery can become even more difficult with moderately to severely eroded glenoids. In order to address a wide range of possible patient anatomies, the Comprehensive Reverse System provides one of the most complete glenoid portfolios on the market and includes Mini and Standard Baseplates, Augmented Baseplates, Vault Reconstruction System and compatibility with Trabecular Metal® Reverse System to solve any glenoid deficiency that comes your way.

Instrumentation can make big difference in a surgery. Good instrumentation should allow the patient and implant to come into focus. Comprehensive Reverse instrumentation was designed to be intuitive and complement the surgical work flow.