White Papers
Percutaneous Achilles Revision Repair Utilizing The Aztron TendMIN® System
Dr. Thomas P. San Giovanni, MD
This white paper details a case of percutaneous Achilles revision repair on a 50-year-old female with a retracted tendon following a re-rupture. The procedure utilized the Aztron TendMIN® System for a minimally invasive approach.
MIS Achilles Tendon Repair With The
Aztron TendMIN® System With
Anchor Fixation
Dr. Kurt Hofmann, MD
This case details a minimally invasive Achilles repair on an athlete using the Aztron TendMINT® System with anchors fixation. The ultrasound-guided technique, performed through a small incision, resulted in complete healing and a return to soccer at 6 months.
Achilles Tendon Repair Utilizing The Aztron TendMIN® System: A Minimally Invasive Approach
Dr. Bradley P. Abicht, DPM
This paper presents a successful minimally invasive Achilles tendon repair on a 55-year-old male using the TendMINT® System. The patient achieved a double-leg heel rise by 7 weeks and a single heel rise by 13 weeks post-surgery.
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Minimally Invasive Haglund’s Deformity Resection and Tendon Reinforcement Using the Aztron TendMIN® System
Dr. Scott C. Carrington, DPM
This case highlights an minimally invasive Haglund’s deformity resection performed on a high-risk patient. This approach resulted in reduced soft tissue disruption, allowing the patient to transition to regular footwear by week 6 and perform a double heel rise by week 8.
Ultrasound-guided Percutaneous Achilles Tendon Repair Using The Aztron TendMIN® System: Historical Context, Operative Technique, and Early Clinical Experience
Dr. Rishin J. Kadakia, MD
This white paper reviews ultrasound-guided Achilles repair with TendMIN® and early clinical experience from 15 consecutive cases, with no wound or sural nerve–related complications reported.