Materialise Glenius

Personalized glenoid implants

In a shoulder arthroplasty with a severe glenoid defect, the remaining bone stock is often insufficient to fixate standard baseplates, and the defect can be too large or oblique for a bone graft.  


Don't compromise the outcome of complex shoulder cases. Enhance predictability with personalized Glenius implants. 

3D-printed Glenius shoulder implant in a shoulder model

Get it right first time

Trustworthy results 


More than a revision implant


Maximize bone preservation 


Unmatched experience 


How Glenius makes personalization easy

Unique 3D analysis

Based on the segmented CT scan, our experienced clinical engineers implement statistic shape model technology to quantify the glenoid bone loss.

Digital model of a shoulder bone

Indications

A streamlined process with expert support

Workflow graphic illustrating the process of ordering Glenius implants through Materialise. First, the surgeon uploads CT images to our secure online platform, which takes 5 minutes. Then, Materialise segments and analyzes the images. Then, the surgeon and a Materialise clinical engineer plan for the case during a collaborative online session, which takes 30 minutes. Materialise then creates an implant proposal which the surgeon will spend roughly 20 minutes reviewing and confirming. Then, Materialise 3D prints the implant, bone models, and guides, followed by quality inspections and shipment. Finally, the surgeon performs the operation.

A global impact

550K+

orthopaedic patients treated

400+

Glenius implants designed

12+

years of experience

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Frequently asked questions 

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Materialise Glenius is MDR-compliant.

References:  
1 Based on post-marketing surveillance (PMS) in 2019

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