Tornier Simpliciti™ Shoulder System

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Edward V. Fehringer, MD, is one of only a handful of U.S. orthopedic surgeons replacing shoulders with the first FDA-approved bone-sparing implant: the Tornier Simpliciti™ Shoulder System. He and four other shoulder surgeons created and designed the device with a team of engineers. And amazingly, he lives and works in Columbus … and is now bringing this innovative surgery to patients in the region.

Count on extraordinary expertise.
Columbus Community Hospital’s Edward V. Fehringer, MD, is now using Simpliciti, which he helped create. This simple system is the only bone-preserving shoulder replacement option available in the United States and will redefine surgical results and improve patient outcomes.

The next generation of total shoulder replacement is here in Columbus.
The new Simpliciti system uses a simple, clinically proven restoration approach that closely resembles a shoulder’s natural anatomy. Compared to the traditional “stem” replacement device, which must be inserted deeply into the bone of the upper arm, surgeons can now capitalize on a more straightforward approach, with the benefit of simpler implantation.

Simpliciti saves precious bone for potential revision surgeries and also avoids a number of risks associated with the stemmed approach. For these reasons, Simpliciti is quickly redefining total shoulder replacement — and providing great outcomes to patients.

With Simpliciti, less is definitely more.
The innovative system spares bone and offers countless benefits to patients. These include:

Less time in the operating room
Less overall recovery time
Less invasive
Less chance for fractures or other complications

Dr. Fehringer is board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery. An active member of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons and a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, he has been selected as one the Best Doctors in America for 10 straight years. His clinical research includes rotator cuff tears and their association with aging, and shoulder socket reconstruction in shoulders with arthritis.

Trust the best. Call (877) 263-3644 to make an appointment with Dr. Fehringer or learn more today.