TarsiTree System
Stabilisation of the subtalar joint
Subtalar Arthroereisis
Efficient correction and stabilisation with cannulated implants
The implants are inserted into the sinus tarsi in a minimally invasive procedure and without a firm bony anchorage. By blocking the increased adduction and plantar tilt of the talus relative to the calcaneus, correction and stabilisation of the subtalar joint is made possible. A uniform and fully cannulated set of instruments results in a clear system design. The implants can be firmly connected to the insertion instrument for safe insertion and removal.
Full variety
One indication, two options
To suit the individual anatomy, the TarsiTree system offers a choice of two different designs. A tapered and a wave shaped design, each available in six sizes.
Intuitive handling
- A scale on the templates and the insertion instrument helps to identify the insertion depth.
- Colour coding facilitates the appropriate size allocation.
Tapered design
Internal thread
Cutting edge
Wave Design
Cannulation
Colour coding
Stop geometry
Wave Design
- Harmonious design
- Transitional radii
- Stop geometry
- 6 sizes
- Thread with cutting helix
- Internal thread for fixation on the insertion instrument
Tapered Design
- Classic design
- Wide support surface
- Cutting edge helix
- 6 sizes
- Internal thread for fixation on the insertion instrument
Example of use
