Sinus Tarsi Screw

Sinus Tarsi Implant is placed within the naturally occurring sinus tarsi space between the ankle bone and heel bone. The sinus tarsi itself is not a joint and is not to be confused with the subtalar joint, and does not contain cartilage. If the bones are aligned correctly, the sinus tarsi is stable and not supposed to collapse or get compressed. With HyProCure, the sinus tarsi can hold its shape and allow the subtalar joint to work and move as intended.

Category: Implants pédiatriques

Description

Description

Features

Avantages
1.Bionic design, postoperative pain, low fall-off rate.
2.Many models and specifications, covering three major international mainstream products.
3.Peu invasif, quick recovery after surgery.
4.Professional designed tools, simple operation.

Indications
1.Flexible flat feet (for children, teens, adults)
2.Flat feet with scaphoid disease.
3.Flat feet with spasmodic paralysis (posterior tibial tendon dysfunction)
4.Valgus deformity of the posterior foot.
5.Subtalar joint dislocation or instability.