Zimmer Biomet

This study aims to track the long-term safety and performance of Zimmer Biomet shoulder replacement systems over 10 years. It will enroll about 584 adults who need a shoulder replacement due to conditions like severe arthritis, fractures, or injuries. Researchers will monitor how…

This study is testing whether a new antibacterial-coated metal rod used to fix broken leg bones can prevent serious infections better than standard rods. Researchers will compare infection rates in 500 patients with severe tibia fractures over one year. The coated nail is designe…

This study is checking how safe and helpful a specific medical device, called RibFix Titan, is for fixing broken ribs. It will follow 54 adults who get this surgery to see how often they need a second operation and how well they recover. The main goal is to see if the device is s…

This study is looking back at medical records to see how well a specific type of bone cement works in hip and knee replacements. Researchers will collect data from about 90 patients to check if the cement is safe, how long the implants last, and how patients feel after surgery. T…

This study is checking how well and how safely a medical device called JuggerStitch works for repairing a torn meniscus (knee cartilage) after it has been approved for use. It will follow 104 patients for one year to see if their repair holds and if they need another surgery. The…

This study follows patients for up to 10 years after receiving a specialized shoulder implant used as a backup option when the originally planned surgery isn't possible during the operation. Researchers are collecting long-term data to confirm the implant's safety, how well it wo…

This study is checking the safety and performance of a specific surgical anchor used to reattach torn shoulder tendons (rotator cuff). It will follow 43 patients who have already received this device to see how well their shoulder heals and if they have any problems. The main goa…

This study is checking how well a special coated metal rod works for fixing broken thigh bones. It will follow 100 adults who get this rod during surgery to see how safely and effectively their bones heal over a year. The main goal is to confirm the rod helps bones mend properly …

This study is checking how well a specific metal nail works for fixing broken upper arm bones. It will follow 100 patients for a year to see if their bones heal properly and if there are any problems with the nail or surgery. The main goal is to confirm the nail is safe and helps…

This study is following 150 patients who receive the Z1 hip replacement system to check how safe and effective it is over two years. It aims to see how well the implant works for people with severe hip arthritis or fractures. The main goal is to track if the implant lasts and if …

This study is testing how well the Zimmer Nexel total elbow replacement works and how safe it is for people with severe elbow damage. Researchers are looking at 134 adults who need either their first elbow replacement or a replacement of a previous implant. They'll track pain rel…

This study is testing a specific replacement knee implant system designed for patients who have had problems with a previous knee replacement. It aims to see if the new implant improves knee function, reduces pain, and is safe over time. Researchers will follow about 380 patients…

This study is collecting real-world information on a special metal rod used to fix broken thigh bones. The rod has a coating designed to help prevent infection. Researchers will follow 100 patients for one year to see how well their bones heal and to check for any problems relate…

This study aims to confirm the long-term safety and performance of Zimmer Biomet shoulder replacement systems. It will follow 40 patients for two years after their surgery to see how well their pain, function, and quality of life improve. The main goal is to see if the shoulder r…

This study follows patients for up to 10 years after receiving a Persona brand knee replacement. The goal is to confirm the implant's safety, how well it works, and the benefits it provides for people with severe knee arthritis or deformities. Researchers will track pain levels, …

This study is testing if a smartphone app can measure how far a person can bend and straighten their knee as accurately as a doctor using a standard measuring tool called a goniometer. Researchers will recruit 41 adults to compare measurements taken by the app and by a clinician.…