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DePuy Synthes Hammertoe Continuous Compression Implant
Extramedullary implant for hammertoe fixation designed with Nitinol to provide continuous compression and superior rotational stability with
greater distraction resistance
Features & Benefits
Extra stability vs IM implants 1, 2
Extramedullary
- Bone-stock preservation 3
- Easy removal 3
- Rotational stability 1,
- Distraction resistance 2
Reduced Invasiveness 3
Low Profile
- Less soft-tissue irritation 3
Simplified Implant Removal 3
Nitinol
- Continuous compression 4
Supporting Documentation
Resources
Hammertoe CCI Case Report - Scott Marsh, DPM
Hammertoe CCI Case Report - Maria McGann, DO
Evidence Summary
Brochure
CCI Portfolio Brochure
CCI Trauma Applications Brochure
Torsional Comparison of Two Nitinol Implants, Two Lag Screws & a Four Hole Compression Plate
Nitinol Implant Fixation: Effect of Cortical Bone Troughing
Compression Beyond the Tips of Legs
BME ELITE vs. Plate White Paper
References
1. DePuy Synthes EOS Claim Rotational Stability, 2019. Ref: 114636-190520.
2. DePuy Synthes EOS Claim Distraction Resistance, 2019. Ref: 114637-190520.
3. DePuy Synthes EOS Claim Simplified Removal, 2019. Ref: 114640-190520
4. DePuy Synthes EOS Claim, Continuous Compression, 2019. Ref: 114635-190520.
Indication Statement
The DePuy Synthes Hammertoe Continuous Compression Implants are indicated for small bone reconstruction and fusion of the phalanges in toes.
135358-200324 DSUS
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