AXIS – Charcot Beaming System

Comprehensive Anatomic Solutions for Every Fracture Location Anatomically contoured for optimal patient fit Unique distal screw hole clusters designed to offer multiple screw placement options. Low profile and chamfered lead-in edges minimize soft tissue irritation.               *NOTE: Post/Screw construct is only available on special request.  

Features:   Broachless Implantation Angled Metatarsal Stem Matches Natural Declination Angle No angled Cuts, Simple Disposable Instruments  

​Artelon® FLEXBAND technology is extremely inert, and less reactive than common biomaterials such as titanium, polystyrene and suture. Its high compliance also permits load sharing, which stimulates rapid tissue remodelling and scaffolds new tissue growth. ​Indications: Achilles Tendon Peroneal Brevis Lateral Ankle Stabilization Plater Plate Spring ligament Soft Tissue Reconstruction with Artelon for Multiple Foot & Ankle Applications

The wedges are intended to be used as an implant specifically designed for Evans procedures (for lateral foot column lengthening) or Cotton (improve the inclination of the first radius and avoid overloading the external column). These wedges allow very precise control of the amount of lengthening or declination of osteotomies. OsteoSinter® EVANS and COTTON wedges are delivered with a single-use and recyclable surgical instrument kit, made of Polyamide grade 12, which contributes to a precise implantation of the product. The product is presented unitarily packed in blister and sterilized with gamma radiation. OsteoSinter® EVANS and COTTON wedges are metallic implants and therefore do not present reabsorption issues. The OsteoSinter® EVANS and COTTON wedges and their single-use related accessories reduce the surgery time compared to unconfigured allografts, because: They do not require prior defrosting. Direct placement, without carving or on-site adjustment. They provide greater precision. They facilitate reproducibility. No sterilization or instrument treatment is required. They do not need a fixing plate.

Features:  Speed and Simplicity Plate Surface acts as a cutting guide 3 Screw construct for rapid implantation 6+ and 10+ sizes allow the flexibility to dial in the desired correction TRIO can be used for both medial and lateral translations Low Profile TRIO has no lateral wall hardware TRIO has been designed to minimise peroneal tendon irritation Stability  TRIO utilises the IOFIX Morse Taper Lock Technology with two 5.0mm Compression screws Gives uniform compression across the osteotomy Rotational Stability Manufacturers Website :http://www.extremitymedical.com

Product Features: Minimally Invasive Approach Only requires small incisions for re-positioning the fragments and inserting the screws and nail High biomechanical stability of Fixation Minimal Risk of Infection Improved hindfoot motion Simple, accurate and reproducible results Indications Intraarticular Fractures Sanders I – IV Joint Depression Type Tongue Type C-NAIL is an intramedullary nail for minimal-invasive fixation of intraarticular calcaneal fractures. The principle is to stabilize with the nail the four to five main fragments of the fractured calcaneus in conjunction with up to seven interlocking screws and thus creating angular stable fixation. The maximum of stability is achieved by fixing the sustentacular fragment towards the nail with two interlocking screws guided by a very precise aiming device. C-Nail Surgical Procedures Record of surgical technique for osteosynthesis of calcaneal bone using C-NAIL. Operating team: Dr. Martin Pompach Dr. Martin Carda Department of Traumatology, Pardubice, Czech Republic

Three pre-contoured implants for ankle fusion for different scenarios and reduced risk of soft tissue irritation Two surgical approaches: anterolateral and anterior Transfixation screws for compression and neutralization Multiple points of talar fixation Implants Three types of plates: Anterolateral plate with two transfixation screws going through the joint for compression and optimal stability in the talus. Anterior Narrow plate associated with two crossed screws sizes Ø6.0 or Ø8.0 mm for joint fusion stability. The anterior narrow plate is positioned on the anterior part of the ankle. Anterior plate with two transfixation screws going through the joint for compression