This cartilage injury within the ankle joint is usually caused by ankle sprain or fracture
When diagnosing and treating cartilage defects in the ankle, there are four main components to consider: anatomy, stability, biology, and alignment. The ideal solution is one that is safe, simple, reproducible, optimizes biology of the articular tissue, preserves or restores normal anatomy, and has sustainable, long-term results.
CartiMax® Viable Cartilage Allograft
Viable chondrocytes, optimal handling, 24-month shelf life1
two fingers wearing blue latex gloves holding cartimax viable cartilage allograft showing its features
Allograft Tendons without Bone Attachment
Anterior Tibialis, Posterior Tibialis, Semitendinosus, and more
two flat allograft tendons without bone attachments
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
Y-Knot® RC with Needles
The strength and simplicity or Y-Knot® with needles attached for open procedures
y knot rc with needles double loaded anchor tip
Extremities Solutions
1 Data on file, MTF Biologics.