The debut case was done Jan. 21, according to a LinkedIn post from Zimmer Biomet. The implant is designed for total shoulder replacement and is an asymmetric implant.
Dr. Sperling is a professor of orthopedic surgery and vice-chair in the orthopedic department at Mayo Clinic.
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