Lapiplasty®

3D Bunion Correction®

The Lapiplasty® System is relentlessly innovated to drive efficiency. Streamlined instrumentation helps visualize and dial in precise 3D corrections and ensures the correction is maintained throughout the procedure.

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Key Surgical Steps

Step 1: Correct

Make Your Correction Before You Cut

The Lapiplasty® Positioner is engineered to quickly and reproducibly correct the alignment in all three planes, establishing and holding true anatomic alignment of the metatarsal and sesamoids.1

Step 2: Cut

Perform Precision Cuts with Confidence

The Lapiplasty® Cut Guide delivers precise cuts with the metatarsal held in the corrected positions, ensuring optimal cut trajectory with only 2.4-3.1mm average metatarsal shortening.3

Step 3: Compress

Achieve Controlled Compression of Joint Surfaces

The Lapiplasty® Compressor is designed to deliver controlled compression4 to the precision-cut joint surfaces, while maintaining 3-plane correction.

Step 4: Fixate

Apply Multiplanar Fixation for Robust Stability

Low-profile Biplanar Plating provides biomechanically-tested5,6 multiplanar stability for rapid return to weight-bearing in a boot.1

The Evidence-Based Triplanar Solution

97 and 99%

successful maintenance of 3D correction

(as demonstrated in 13 &17 months follow-up, respectively)1,7

<2 weeks

to return to weight-bearing in a boot1,2

10.4mm

average reduction in osseous foot width8

2.4 and 3.1mm

average shortening of first ray

(in lateral and AP radiographs, respectively)3

2-3%

non-union rate

(13.5 & 9.5 month follow-up)1,2

3%

hardware removal rate

(in a 13 month study)2

0.9% and 3.2%

recurrence rate

(as demonstrated in studies at 17 & 13 months follow-up, respectively)1,7

30%

increase in cycles to failure with Biplanar Plating

(compared to dorsomedial Lapidus plate + compression screw)5

>80%

reduction in pain levels per VAS and MOxFQ scoring systems

(interim analysis from ALIGN3D™ study of 40 patients at 24 months)9

Biomechanically Tested5,6 for Rapid Weight-Bearing1

Our low-profile Biplanar Plating has been biomechanically tested5,6 (and published) to be superior to a standard Lapidus plate and compression screw construct.5

Lapiplasty® Case Examples

Constructs at surgeon’s discretion. Individual results may vary. These experiences are specific to these patients only.

Introducing the Micro-Lapiplasty® Minimally Invasive System

Experience the Power of the Lapiplasty® Procedure through a 2cm Incision

Supporting Documents

Lapiplasty® Brochure

Publication Summary

Lapiplasty® 10 Step Guide

Clinical Data

Surgical Technique Guide

Instructions for Use

Cleaning & Sterilization Guide

Surgical Animation Guide

Other Products

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IntelliGuide™

The first patient-specific cut guides for
personalized 3D Bunion and Midfoot Correction.

Diagram of a foot skeleton with surgical plate and screws on the metatarsals.

SpeedMTP®

Delivers the speed and dynamic compression of a staple with the stability and strength of a titanium locking plate.*

Orthopedic spinal fusion plate with colorful screws for surgical procedures

Plating Systems

Next-generation Multiplanar Plating option with an advanced, 3D proximal contour designed to conform to the anatomy of the tarsometatarsal joint.

Two colorful screws, one purple and one yellow, with detailed ridges, displayed horizontally on a white background.

Compression Screws

Titanium compression screws sterile-packed with the associated drill and guide wires for use with the Lapiplasty® Procedure and other common applications.

Got Questions?

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1. Ray J, et al. Foot Ankle Int. 2019;40(8):955-960.
2. Dayton P, et al. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2019. 58:427-433.

3. Hatch D, et al. Foot & Ankle Ortho. 2020, 5(4): 1-8.

4. Data On File
5. Dayton P, et al. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2016. 55:567-71.

6. Data On File

7. Dayton P, et al. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2020, 59(2): 291-297.

8. Vaida J, et al. Foot & Ankle Orthopaedics. 2020. Vol. 5(3) 1-5.
9. Liu GT, et al. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2022. 61:1308-1316.
*Encompasses locking plate and screw construct.

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