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APTIS has developed a revolutionary device that
can end the pain that thousands of people with
distal radial ulna joint disorders live with every
day. It's safe, and it works. Here's how it works.
During the prosthesis implantation procedure, a
metal plate is attached to the radius. The ulna is
checked and if needed carefully trimmed to allow for
the best possible fit, a metal stem is then inserted
down the interior of the ulna. The polymer ball then
slides on to a highly polished peg on the top of the
ulna stem and is secured to the metal device on the
radius with a small metal cap.
 | (1) A radial plate with socket
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| (2) An UHMW polyethylene ball
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| (3) A cover with two screws to complete the
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| (4) An ulna stem with a highly polished
distal peg |
Download the Aptis DRUJ
Technique Manual
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Long Term Study
Medical Resources Group is the
authorized Distributor for Illinois, Iowa, Indiana,
and Missouri
For more information or to visit with a
representative call Medical Resources Group at
888-674-6621
or email at
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Did You Know:
That Aptis DRUJ was developed by Dr Luis Scheker, MD of
the Kleinert Kutz Hand Center Louisville.
Did You Know:
That MRG is the exclusive distributor for Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, and Missouri.
Did You Know:
That Aptis DRUJ is the only prosthesis that replaces
the Distal Radial Ulnar Joint.
Did You Know:
That Aptis DRUJ will bring new freedom of movement and
renewed quality of life.
Technique Guide
Long Term Study
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