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DJO announces introduction of Turon Modular Shoulder System

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DJO Global Inc. has announced in a press release the introduction of the Turon Modular Shoulder System.

According to the release, the Turon is the first total shoulder system to incorporate the company’s proprietary IMIN (Intrinsic Modular Indexable Neck) technology, a patented clocking feature that provides the ability to dial in the humeral neck shaft angle position. This allows the surgeon to fit the patient’s anatomy without the need for adjunctive screw fixation, complex jigs and back table fixtures.

“We are very excited about our new Turon modular shoulder,” Mike Mogul, chief executive officer of DJO Global, stated in a company release. “The addition of Turon along with our industry-changing Reverse Shoulder Prosthesis demonstrates our leadership and commitment to move orthopedic technology forward in shoulder replacement surgery.”