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DISCO SUBTALAR IMPLANT SYSTEM

DISCO SUBTALAR IMPLANT SYSTEM

DISCO SUBTALAR IMPLANT SYSTEM

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Disco Subtalar Implant System is designed for subtalar joint arthroereisis, utilizing a titanium alloy spherical implant to ensure consistent correction. Key features include a trestle structure with microchannels for tissue integration, a spherical shape to reduce lateral pressure, and a deep distal anchor thread for tissue engagement. The system is FDA cleared and patented in the U.S.
Specifications: The implants come in various sizes with diameters ranging from 7mm to 12mm and lengths from 14mm to 23mm. Each implant is color-coded and radio-opaque for easy identification and sizing during procedures.
Surgical Procedure:
  • Step 1: Make a 2-3cm incision on the lateral aspect of the foot, avoiding key nerves.
  • Step 2: Dissect to access the lateral sinus tarsi, taking care to avoid arteries, veins, and nerves.
  • Step 3: Insert a guide pin into the sinus tarsi.
  • Step 4: Select and insert the appropriate trial implant, using imaging to confirm placement.
  • Step 5: Place the final implant using the insertion tool, ensuring correct depth and position.
  • Step 6: Verify the range of motion and correct placement.
  • Step 7: Close the incision and apply a compressive dressing.
Post-Operative Care: Patients should use a protective walking cast or boot for 2-4 weeks, with a gradual return to activity in 4-6 weeks.
Implant Removal: If necessary, the implant can be removed using a threaded removal tool.
Additional Information: The document emphasizes that DJO, LLC manufactures the implants but does not provide medical advice. The information is intended for use by the DJO sales force and physicians only.
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DISCO SUBTALAR IMPLANT SYSTEM-1

DISCO SUBTALAR IMPLANT SYSTEM The Disco Subtalar Implant is a titanium alloy, pherical implant s intended to provide consistent correction in subtalar joint arthroereisis. SUBTALAR SOLUTIONS • Trestle structure with up to 75 microchannels intended to accelerate tissue integration to mitigate implant migration • Spherical shape intended to mitigate potential lateral pressure points • Deep distal anchor thread for canalis tissue engagement • Color coded, radio-opaque, smooth trials to preserve joint tissue while s

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DISCO SUBTALAR IMPLANT SYSTEM-2

DISCO SUBTALAR IMPLANT SYSTEM SURGICAL TECHNIQUE STEP 1: Make a 2-3cm incision on the lateral aspect of the foot over the sinus tarsi along the relaxed skin tension lines. Avoid the intermediate dorsal cutaneous nerves that should course superior to the incision, and sural nerve that should course inferior to the incision. Part Number STEP 2: Identify the deep fascia and bluntly dissect allowing entrance into the lateral sinus tarsi. If the surgeon chooses to release the interoseous talocalcaneal ligament, certain care should be taken to avoid any arteries, veins, or nerves that supply the area....

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