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sigmoid
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Altered condylar morphology is assocated with a shallow sigmoid notch, a short ramus and mandibular body, and underdevelopment of the glenoid fossa (Figure 8).
The introduction of the PRECISE SD system extends SBi's wrist management portfolio following its rollout of the RE-MOTION[TM] Total Wrist Implant and STABILITY Sigmoid Notch Total DRUJ System[TM] - incorporating Precise Guidance Technology[TM] that assists surgeons with anatomical placement in wrist arthroplasty and reconstruction procedures.
September 20 (Saturday): 6:45 - 7:45 am Course: PDW25: Solutions to Chronic DRUJ Pain: Ulnar Head Replacement with Sigmoid Notch Resurfacing Faculty: Amit Gupta, MD; Virak Tan, MD Ulnar head prosthesis, in conjunction with sigmoid notch resurfacing offers an anatomic solution for the restoration of kinematics and stability for primary DRUJ treatment and salvage.
 
 
 
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