Global orthopedic medical device company and leader in foot care solutions. Our products are developed to correct the root problem, not merely treat the symptoms. All products are developed by surgeons with years of experience in their own practices. GraMedica® is the parent company behind HyProCure® and osteo-WEDGE(TM). GraMedica® continues to develop additional product lines to support our mission of “Changing Lives, One Step at a Time.”
Showing posts with label foot surgery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foot surgery. Show all posts
Monday, April 15, 2013
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Agenda Released: Graham International Implant Institute 6th Annual Symposium
There will be several exciting lectures on innovations in foot and ankle
surgery.
Take part in a FREE cadaver workshop, where you can be
hands-on with the products and techniques discussed over the course of
the weekend.
Our room block at Harrahs is SOLD OUT. We have booked another block at the Hilton Riverside (located across the street from Harrahs). Rates are $229/night. Please call (504) 584-3959 or (800) HILTONS to make your reservations. The group block is under Graham International Implant Institute. Please make your reservations soon, as this block will sell out fast! GIII, along with our sponsors,GraMedica, the Association of Extremity Nerve Surgeons (AENS), Bako Pathology Services, BioMedical Enterprises (BME), Applied Biologics, LLC, Incedo Orthopedics, and Arthrosurface, look forward to seeing you in New Orleans!
Learn more about the Graham International Implant Institute and it's mission at www.Grahamiii.com.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Importance of Foot Alignment
The foot is the foundation to the body. The alignment of the foot is crucial for proper foot function. This lecture discusses normal and abnormal alignment and the exact cause that leads to a faulty foot structure. Learn more at www.GraMedica.com.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
HyProCure® Classified as a Type II Device: Improved Design and Function
Extra-Osseous Stabilization Devices: A New Classification System. Visit http://www.jfas.org/article/S1067-2516(12)00242-6/abstract for the article abstract.
Clinical Significance & Conclusions
- The partial/recurrent dislocation of the talus on the tarsal mechanism is a triplane deformity. Displacement on any one of the four articular facets of the TTM leads to displacement at the other facets.
- The ideal method to stabilize the TTM is exactly at the axis of triplanar talotarsal motion. In the TTM, this is referred to as the “cruciate pivot point” and is generally located at the entrance of the canalis tarsi along the longitudinal talar bisection line.
- It has been acknowledged that a device that better matches the anatomical shape of the tarsal sinus and follows its natural orientation would allow for better biomechanical functioning.
- Only Type II devices meet the ideal parameters, which has an impact on their improved success rates.
- This improved design and function may also contribute to the success of Type II devices in decreasing the effects of or even eliminating secondary pathologies.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Flatfoot versus Talotarsal Displacement
Flat feet are a common problem that traditionally have been ignored or treated with extensive surgery. It is possible that there is a dislocation of the ankle bone (talus) on the hindfoot bones leading to a mis-alignment. A new evidence-based procedure is available that is a real "game" changer. View this presentation to learn more.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Doctor Entrusts Own Family’s Health to HyProCure®
Surgeon believes in product and ease of performing Extra-Osseous TaloTarsal Stabilization (EOTTS) with HyProCure® enough to let his family member undergo the surgery.
International HyProCure® Surgeon and HyProCure® Instructor, Elie Daniel, DPM (Mendota, IL) seeks opportunities to share his personal experience with the device. Having multiple practices in the United States and a practice in Lebanon, he helps patients all over the world. Not only does Dr. Daniel travel internationally to perform EOTTS with HyProCure®, he is also always willing to train other surgeons interested in performing the procedure.
Read full article here...
Thursday, July 19, 2012
HyProCure® and osteo-WEDGETM Training Available
Become qualified with GraMedica® Products and Surgical Techniques or find a Lecture & Hands-on Workshop.Through our training partner, the Graham International Implant Institute(GIII), we are committed to research, training, certification and support on implantology for foot physicians worldwide.
We offer interactive online training as well as lecture and hands-on cadaver courses for both HyProCure® and osteo-WEDGETM.
Register Now:
HyProCure® Online Training
osteo-WEDGETM Online Training
Lecture and Hands-on Cadaver Workshops
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)