PROCEDURES, INDICATIONS AND THERAPIES
Foot and Ankle Repair Solutions
Step forward Foot + ankle repair solutions with adjustable technology
Step forward
Solutions for lateral ankle ligaments repair, insertional Achilles repair and patient positioning. These techniques allow surgeons to customise patient care with the ability to make adjustments after anchor insertion.
Surgical Techniques
Medical Education
Smith+Nephew Academy
Central to Smith+Nephew’s commitment to medical education and improving patient outcomes is providing a comprehensive accessible learning environment tailored to the needs of the healthcare professional.
Continue your professional development with the latest clinical data, expert discussions, online courses and more.
S+N Academy Online is the global medical education platform, used by healthcare professionals and caregivers to access the latest peer-to-peer scientific, education-based best practice; intended to deliver thought leadership and content across orthopaedic reconstruction, sports medicine, ENT (ear, nose and throat), trauma and extremities, and wound management.
Central to Smith+Nephew’s commitment to medical education and improving patient outcomes is providing a comprehensive accessible learning environment tailored to the needs of the healthcare professional.
Continue your professional development with the latest clinical data, expert discussions, online courses and more.
S+N Academy Online is the global medical education platform, used by healthcare professionals and caregivers to access the latest peer-to-peer scientific, education-based best practice; intended to deliver thought leadership and content across orthopaedic reconstruction, sports medicine, ENT (ear, nose and throat), trauma and extremities, and wound management.
Products
Reference Materials
Disclaimer
*As demonstrated in benchtop testing
**NOTE: REGENETEN Bioinductive Implant bone anchors are not indicated for use in Achilles repair. Fixation should be enabled via suture or resorbable anchors. Evidence for claims listed above are from shoulder studies. While no adverse events for use of the REGENETEN Implant in the Achilles have been reported in the published literature, more research is required to confirm patient outcomes.
Title
Text