I should have finished the prework
The amount of internal tibiotalar compression allowed by the phoenix ankle nail.
What is 7mm?
It is Frank the Frame.
What acutally allows us to correct deformity?
The name of the incision used in the TM ankle.
What is the lateral transfibular approach?
The Zimmer Biomet TAR implant consists of these materials.
What is Trabecular Metal, prolong poly and Cobalt chrome?
This is a straight TTC Nail by Zimmer Biomet.
What is the Phoenix Ankle Arthrodesis Nail?
The perpendicular rail fixation.
What is not a shark fin?
The 4mm half pin.
What is the Talar neck pin?
The tibial shaft is parallel to the frame.
What is the critical alignment when the frame is first put on?
The poly found in the TM ankle.
What is prolong highly cross-linked polyethylene?
The Salto Talaris TAR.
What is the Integra TAR?
What is the lateral TM approach?
This enhances the osteogenic response.
What is the negative surface charge chemistry with genex?
The anatomic center of rotation.
What is visualized with the transfibular approach in TAR?
This is the maximum compression allowed by the Phoenix Ankle Nail.
What is 30mm of axial compression?
It is 97.33%
What is the three year implant survivorship?
The serrated surfaces that interdigitate with the screw threads for a mechanical lock.
What is Corelock?
The size and length of the Phoenix Nail entry pin.
What is 3.2mm by 320mm?
The proper position for the patient on the bed.
What is "at least 6" from the end of the bed?
The chemical makeup of genex.
What is 50% calcium sulfate and 50% Beta tricalcium phospate?
This is 10mm, 11mm, 12mm.
What diameters does the Phoenix ankle nail come in?
The natural trabecular orientation of curved bone.
What is anatomical curved cuts?
The cell viability of Bonus Triad.
What is minimum of 520,000 live cells or 70% of 750,000 viable cells?
This is well anterior to the the weight bearing surface of the calcaneal tuberosity.
What is the ideal position for the plantar calcaneal entry site when doing the Phoenix ankle nail?
The bone healing triad.
What is Osteoconductive, Osteoinductive and Osteogenic?
The incidence of medial malleolar fracture based on three studies.
What is 3.3%?