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Introduction
In this e-module, expert faculty provides a comprehensive overview of AETOS Shoulder System◊ baseplate options and their role in addressing patient-specific motion and stability needs. Participants will evaluate the importance of lateralisation for centered baseplates and recognize the glenosphere options and inlay humeral components in restoring humeral function.
Pre-requisites
- A proficient knowledge of shoulder anatomy
What you will learn
- Understand the four different types of AETOS Shoulder System baseplate options to select for specific patient motion and stability
- Evaluate the importance on the lateralization for the centered base plate
- Recognise the different glenosphere options with the various inlay humeral components to restore the humerus
- Analyse case studies to increase knowledge and decision making skills on the optimal baseplate for specific patient cases
Contributors
- Dr Armodios Hatzidakis, United States of America
- Dr Matthew Ramsey, United States of America
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