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What’s New in Shoulder Surgery?

• The Regeneten Medical Rotator Cuff System

  Regeneten Medical offers a novel bioinductive implant for the treatment of partial rotator cuff tears. This bovine derived collagen implant is delivered to the site of rotator cuff tearing using a new minimally invasive technique. The implant stimulates formation of new tendinous tissue and promotes rotator cuff healing. The result is a quicker recovery and improved rate of healing compared to previously available surgical techniques. Learn More

  
• Embody Tapestry Bovine Collagen Graft

  The TAPESTRY® RC Arthroscopic Delivery & Fixation System is the first arthroscopic implant system for rotator cuff that combines a biointegrative collagen-based implant with fully bioabsorbable fixation and streamlined arthroscopic delivery for partial to full thickness rotator cuff tears. Learn More

  
• Stryker InSpace Subacromial Balloon Spacer

  InSpace is the industry’s only minimally invasive biodegradable, subacromial balloon spacer for arthroscopic treatment of massive, irreparable rotator cuff tears (MIRCTs). It is designed to restore the subacromial space without requiring sutures or fixation devices.Learn More

  
• Lower Trapezius Transfer

  A lower trapezius transfer is an advanced tendon transfer procedure used to restore shoulder function in patients with massive, irreparable rotator cuff tears or certain nerve injuries. By redirecting the lower trapezius tendon to replace the function of damaged rotator cuff muscles, this procedure can improve shoulder strength, stability, and range of motion while helping reduce pain and enhance overall arm function. Learn More

  
• Arthroscopic Distal Tibia Allograft

  An arthroscopic distal tibia allograft is an advanced shoulder stabilization procedure used to treat significant bone loss of the glenoid (shoulder socket) associated with recurrent shoulder instability or failed previous stabilization surgery. Using donor bone from the distal tibia, the surgeon arthroscopically reconstructs the damaged socket to restore its shape, improve joint stability, and reduce the risk of future dislocations while preserving shoulder function. Learn More

  
• Stemless Total Shoulder Replacement

  When the shoulder joint is affected by arthritis, the cartilage lining the articulating bones breaks down. This causes the bones to rub against each other leading to pain and inflammation. Advanced arthritis can make it difficult for you to move or lift your arm and carry out various activities. The pain can even interfere with sleep. Learn More