Figures & data
Figure 3. Frontal view of a prepared glenoid with the pressure sensor on the coracoid side and the temperature sensor on the spina side.
![Figure 3. Frontal view of a prepared glenoid with the pressure sensor on the coracoid side and the temperature sensor on the spina side.](/cms/asset/f70d16ad-2ff0-4c32-9402-da6676395412/iort_a_472304_f0003_b.jpg)
Figure 4. Frontal micro-CT scan of a glenoid cavity showing a continuous cement mantle around the keel. The drill holes where the pressure and temperature sensors were placed are showing that they had direct contact with the cement.
![Figure 4. Frontal micro-CT scan of a glenoid cavity showing a continuous cement mantle around the keel. The drill holes where the pressure and temperature sensors were placed are showing that they had direct contact with the cement.](/cms/asset/c709a47c-e74e-4e36-8ef3-249a5a8ab1d7/iort_a_472304_f0004_b.jpg)
Measurements of the maximum pressures occurring during implantation of the keeled and the pegged components