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IntelliGuide™

Patient-Specific 3D Bunion Correction

First patient-specific cut guides for mid-foot correction in the U.S.

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IntelliGuide™ Provides

Intelligent Pre-Op Planning
Comprehensive visualization of patient’s unique deformity before surgery

Patient-Specific 3D Correction
First patient-specific cut guides for mid-foot correction in the U.S.

Streamlined Workflow1
Fewer steps and less instrumentation to drive OR surgical efficiency

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IntelliGuide™ Customer Process

Step 1: Submit Files

Medical images are uploaded per protocol

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Step 2: Pre-Op Plan

The deformity is corrected based on pre-op parameters and surgeon approval

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Step 3: Personalized Surgery2

Patient-Specific guides with models are sent for surgery

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IntelliGuide™ for Lapiplasty®

Step 1: Cut

Foot bones with orthopedic implant, showing skeletal structure and medical hardware.

Step 2: Compress

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Step 3: Fixate*

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Construct at Surgeon's Discretion

IntelliGuide™ for Adductoplasty®

Step 1: Cut

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Step 2: Compress

3D render of a foot skeleton with an external fixator device attached to the toes for bone alignment and stabilization.

Step 3: Fixate*

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Construct at Surgeon's Discretion

“With my first patient treated, I’m impressed with the experience and outcome from using the IntelliGuide™ PSI and Lapiplasty® technologies. It’s exciting to have these technologies available for the first time where I can visualize the patient’s deformity in 3D, develop and simulate a surgical plan, and create cut guides specific to the patient’s unique anatomy, all before stepping into the operating room.”**

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Mark Easley

MD, Chief, Duke University Foot and Ankle Division

Supporting Documents

CT Scan and WB X-Ray Protocol

Surgical Technique Using Lapiplasty® PSI Cut Guide

Surgical Technique Using Adductoplasty® PSI Cut Guide

Instructions for Use

Other Products

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Lapiplasty®

Streamlined instrumentation helps visualize and dial in precise 3D corrections and ensures the correction is maintained throughout the procedure.

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Adductoplasty®

Surgically addresses midfoot adductus deformity and OA with a controlled, reproducible result.

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Biologics & Wedges

Treace™ Allograft Wedges are engineered for strength and correction. CortiFuse™ maximizes healing potential with every fiber.

Got Questions?

For more information or to get trained on Treace’s comprehensive 3D Correction® systems, give us a call or complete the form.

*Construct is at the surgeon’s discretion and shown for illustrative purposes only. Proceed with the preferred fixation system per the respective surgical technique.
**Dr. Mark Easley is a paid consultant for Treace Medical Concepts.
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1. TMC data on file across multiple instrumented Lapidus procedures.
2. TMC PSI products are not a “custom device” per Sec 520(b) of the FD&C Act; they are patient-specific, fit to the patient with their own CT scans per 21 CFR Part 888.3030.

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