Dorsal Scaphoid Surgical Technique for Acutrak 3 Micro with Joseph Styron, MD
Dr. Joseph Styron demonstrates a dorsal scaphoid repair with the Acutrak 3 Micro screw.
Minimally Invasive Bunion with the Acutrak 2 Headless Compression Screw System, featuring Martina Randall, DPM
Hallux valgus is the most common forefoot deformity, with an estimated prevalence of 23% in adults and 35% in the elderly (over 65 years in age). It is estimated that approximately 350,000 bunion surgeries are performed in the United States each year (iData Research 2014). In this simulated surgical environment, Dr. Martina Randall performs a minimally invasive bunion procedure using Acumed’s Acutrak 2 screws.
Evans Osteotomy for Adult Acquired Transverse Plane Predominant Flatfoot Deformity with Roland Ramdass, DPM, FACFAS
Using both the ExtremiLock Foot Plating System and PrimaGraft Evans/Cotton Wedges, Dr. Ramdass demonstrates the Evan Osteotomy Surgical Technique for Adult Acquired Transverse Plane Predominant Flatfoot Deformity.
Chest Wall Products with Elya Henry, Director of Product Management – CMF, Neuro, and Chest Wall
Acumed offers innovative solutions for challenging traumatic chest wall injuries, including the RibLoc Chest Wall Plating System, the BioBridge Resorbable Chest Wall Stabilization Plate, and the AcuTie II Sternum Closure System.
Osteomed InstaFix Shape Memory Fixation System for Talonavicular Joint Fusion with Roland Ramdass, DPM, FACFAS
The InstaFix Shape Memory Fixation System is a body temperature activated shape memory fixation system indicated for arthrodesis, osteotomies and skeletal fixation procedures. Dr. Ramdass demonstrates the system in a talonavicular joint fusion.
Primary Triple Arthrodesis for Management of Adult Acquired Flatfoot Deformity with Roland Ramdass, DPM, FACFAS
Combining the ExtremiLock Foot Plating System and the ExtremiFix Midsize and Large Cannulated Screw Systems, Dr. Ramdass demonstrates the surgical technique for primary triple arthrodesis for management of adult acquired flatfoot deformity.
Adult Acquired Flatfoot Surgical Reconstruction with Medial Column Fusion Technique with Roland Ramdass, DPM, FACFAS
The OsteoMed ExtremiLOCK Foot System Medial Column Plates “VERSA Plates” are designed to treat multiple reconstructive procedures and traumatic injuries of the midfoot. The plates can be used for Charcot arthropathy cases and are perfectly contoured for talonavicular, naviculocuneiform and tarsometatarsal fusions. The VERSA plates are anatomically designed and provide locking and non-locking variable angle fixation in multiple planes. The plates can be used with 3.5 mm/4.0 mm fully threaded locking and non-locking cortical screws and in combination with 4.0 mm cannulated interfragmentary or 4.0 mm cannulated fully threaded screws. Dr. Roland Ramdass simulates the repair of adult acquired flatfoot with the Medial Column Fusion Technique.
Perspectives on Adult Acquired Flatfoot Deformity Treatment with Roland Ramdass, DPM, FACFAS
Dr. Ramdass discusses the pathologies and treatment of adult acquired flatfoot deformity with the Acumed ExtremiLock Foot Plating System and the ExtremiFix Midsize and Large Cannulated Screw System. Dr. Ramdass then highlights the importance of having a wide range of implants on hand for procedures and what it takes to be an effective foot and ankle orthopaedic rep.
Radial Head Fracture Replacement Using the Long Stem Acumed Anatomic Radial Head Solutions 2 System with Marc Richard, MD
The Anatomic Radial Head Solutions 2 system offers long stems designed to accommodate some of the most complex injuries to the elbow. With lengths from 50–65 mm and diameters from 6–12 mm, in 1 mm increments, long stems are included in the system for distal fractures and revision following failed radial head arthroplasty. Simulating a radial head arthroplasty, Dr. Marc Richard implants a long stem Anatomic Radial Head Prosthesis.
Posteromedial Approach to the Tibia (Japanese Subtitles)
For the ankle approach, there are several methods, such as: Anteromedial, Anterior, Anterolateral, Lateral, Posterolateral, Posteromedial, and Medial. These approaches can allow exposure to the ankle at many locations. Appropriate approaches should be used in individual cases. In this video, we will show a Posteromedial approach. This video is presented only with Japanese subtitles.