Johnson & Johnson MedTech, has launched Inhance Intact, a system for total shoulder arthroplasty procedures.
The system uses a tissue-sparing approach and provides surgeons with improved joint visualization, according to an Oct. 13 news release from J&J.
The approach significantly reduces recovery time, as patients can have shoulder movement as early as day one post-op. The traditional TSA deltopectoral approach often requires up to six weeks of post-op immobilization.
Inhance Intact includes a stemless implant and 43 instruments.
More than 100,000 Americans undergo total shoulder arthroplasty each year, the release said.
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