From Haglund’s deformities to FHL Tendon Transfers
Haglund’s deformity excision and Achilles reconstruction begins with the dissection of the diseased insertional Achilles to reveal the Haglund’s deformity. After the deformity is excised with the Hall® MicroFree®, the Achilles is fixated to the calcaneus with anchors proximally and distally. CONMED has several anchor choices suitable for this procedure.
Flexor Hallucis Longus (FHL) Tendon Transfer is an autologous tendon transfer procedure intended to reinforce a severely diseased or mid-substance ruptured Achilles tendon. The FHL Tendon is released proximal to the calcaneus, sutured to the Achilles, and fixated distally to the superior-posterior calcaneus with an anchor, such as the TenoLok®.
SMALL BONE POWER
MicroFree® Cordless Small Bone Power System
Cordless, battery-powered, pencil-grip instruments ergonomically optimized for precision
microfree handheld power system
TruShot® with Y-Knot® All-in-One Tissue Fixation System
Anchor, Drill Bit, Guide – Fully loaded, ready-to-go out of the box
trushot all in one fixation system angled left side shot
CrossFT® Knotless/Knotless DT Suture Anchor
Versatile anchor useful in a variety of procedures
crossft knotless suture anchor angled right
TenoLok® Dual-Expanding Tenodesis Anchor
Eliminate tendon wrap with this fast, simplistic technique
full product shot of tenolok showing handle and tip
