Segmenting the implant into press-fit components prevents rotation and reduces non-union rates in hammer toe surgery.
Hollow frustoconical rod matches bone elasticity, resolving strength-adaptability trade-offs to minimize stress shielding and promote osseointegration.
Resecting the humerus to create a concave articular surface eliminates scapular interference during adduction and prevents implant subsidence.
A unitary PEEK intramedullary stem integrates the ball-and-socket articulation directly into the implant body.