Lapidus Redefined
Tarsoplasty signifies the next generation of Lapidus correction by seamlessly integrating the clinical advantages of percutaneous surgery with controlled anatomical alignment, ensuring consistent and predictable outcomes.
1 Pair of Hands
Designed to streamline the Lapidus procedure for the single surgeon, Tarsoplasty's unibody feature allows for the attachment of multiple instruments to facilitate percutaneous resection, anatomical alignment, and accurate implant placement.
Percutaneous Preparation
The cutting window attaches to the device to assist with percutaneous resection. The window accepts various burr sizes to ensure complete removal of the joint.
Tarsoplasty facilitates controlled transverse, frontal, and sagittal plane correction. After achieving the desired reduction, 15mm of compression can be applied across the joint to ensure bone-to-bone contact.
Translation
Rotation
Sagittal Alignment