Shoulder Innovations begins limited user release of next-generation InSet Go implant
Shoulder Innovations announced a limited user release of the InSet Go, its next-generation glenoid implant, after the first surgical case was completed at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center. The filing contains no financial figures, and the company said it expects a full commercial introduction over the coming quarters, so the news is an early step in the product's rollout.
Key points
- First surgical case using InSet Go was performed by Robert Gillespie, MD, at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, Cleveland, OH
- The company says InSet Go reduces surgical steps and offers the potential for reduced procedure times
- Full commercial introduction is expected over the coming quarters, according to CEO Rob Ball
- The filing reports no revenue, earnings or guidance figures
The filing
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