You may prefer a coracoid-based reference if the coracoid is present, accessible, and you are comfortable exposing its base. In this design, the central drill cylinder contacts the glenoid face, and a clip grips the base of the coracoid.

State-of-the-art personalized solutions for shoulder arthroplasty, from standard to stand-out cases. Get powerful insights from intuitive and reliable 3D planning tools, and enhance predictability with personalized guides and implants.
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Fast and reliable 3D reconstructions, in combination with familiar CT images, make selecting and sizing implants very intuitive.
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A unique analysis classification in combination with 2D and 3D images gives you a full overview of the pathology for both primary and revision cases.
Powerful shoulder dynamics
Simulate complex biomechanics of implant components and enhance the predictability of shoulder replacements with the Muscle Elongation tool in our shoulder planner.
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3D-printed surgical guides are valuable precision tools, and personalized implants can address the most complex shoulder anatomy.
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Innovations we are working on in artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and soft tissue simulations will accelerate personalization.
Choose from three guide design options to support your surgical approach and intraoperative workflows. Each 3D-printed guide is designed to help you reliably and accurately execute your surgical plan through conventional surgical techniques.
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