AIM

Anika Implant Management Software System

Gain powerful clinical insights through AIM™ (Anika Implant Management) 3D preoperative planning software. With both glenoid and humeral planning capabilities, AIM enables surgeons to evaluate anatomy, select implant placement and positioning, and review range of motion prior to surgery.*

AIM is compatible with these Anika shoulder systems:

OVOMotion® with Inlay Glenoid Total Shoulder Arthroplasty System

RevoMotion® Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty System

Key Features & Benefits

Improved visualization with 3D imaging

  • Assess vault loss and erosion depth with unique defect analysis
  • Improve visualization of inclination and version compared to 2D scans1
  • Review bony defects and abnormalities seen preoperatively

Optimal implant positioning with personalized plans

  • Seven humeral tray sizes provide a more precise fit and are designed for optimized range of motion and reduced risk of scapular notching
  • Select implant type, size, coverage, and placement virtually
  • Assess implant position and its influence on impingement and range of motion
  • Optimize joint line medialization and pathologic version with plan comparison tools

Simple access from web-based browser

  • User friendly software allows surgeon to plan cases from any device with an internet connection

No additional case cost

  • No additional capital expense or pricing approval process required

AIM is available for the U.S. market only.

AIM is not available outside of the U.S.

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*Based on bony impingement. Soft tissue considerations not included.

References
  1. Plessers K, Verhaegen F, Van Dijck C, Wirix-Speetjens R, Debeer P, Jonkers I, Vander Sloten J. Automated quantification of glenoid bone defects using 3-dimensional measurements. JSES. 2020 May;29(5):1050-1058.
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