Arthroplasty force sensor

Definition

An electronic device designed for use during arthroplasty to facilitate assessment of joint function during implantation of prosthesis components, typically to evaluate bone resection lines, prosthesis size and positioning, and/or soft tissue tension. It is dedicated to a specific joint or type of prosthesis (e.g., total knee, reverse shoulder) and consists of a transducer pad for insertion between opposing joint surfaces. It may have an integrated digital display or communicate with an external display unit; some types include a noninvasive analogue-to-digital converter and image display controller. It is typically available as a left or right version. This is a single-use device.

GUDID devices

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Last updated

2025-04-14 13:15:03