Crossroads Extremity Systems products
Staples
CrossRoads - Step Staple - Compression Fixation System
Offset Legs for Unique Pathologies Available in 5 Sizes, Aligned with All HiMax® Design Philosophies
CrossRoads - Model HiMax Plus - Widebody Fixation System
Wide 5mm Bridge for Enhanced Torsional Stability. Low Profile Bridge Thickness of 1.3 – 1.6mm. Aligned with All HixMax® Design Philosophies.
MTP - Fusion
DynaForce - Model MTP - Short Plate Joint Fusion System
First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Fusion with DynaForce SCP Technolog.
Crossroads - Model MTP - Long Plate Joint Fusion System
First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Fusion with DynaForce SCP Technology.
Other Products
Model DynaForce - Staple Compression Plates
Our proprietary Staple Compression Plates™ (SCPs) are the only plates which utilize a staple instead of a lag screw to provide compression. This gives three important advantages: Gap Recovery: Compressing the fusing joint if there is bone resorption, Apposition: Provides full bone surface contact, Speed: Reduces OR time by up to an hour, SCP gap recovery, apposition and speed (GAS) all work to give faster fusions and rapid recovery.
MINIBunion - Minimally Invasive Implant
dynaBunion - Model 4D - Lapidus System
The dynaBunion® Lapidus system gives surgeons the instruments and implants to correct bunions in 4 dimensions (4D) through a minimal-incision. A traditional Lapidus surgery requires surgeons to make a large incision and manually hold several small bones in 4D simultaneously while trying to attach a surgical plate. Frequently, surgeons wish for an “extra set of hands”. The dynaBunion® instruments act like an extra set of hands to drastically reduce the frustration of maintaining 4D alignment while performing a Lapidus procedure. This gives the surgeon the freedom to optimize the alignment and create a more accurate bunion correction.
CrossTie - Intraosseous Fixation System
The CrossTie™ Intraosseous Fixation System is indicated to aid in the fixation of fractures, fusions, and osteotomies of the toes, such as hammertoe, claw toe, mallet toe and inter-digital fusions. There are potential risks associated with the use of these devices, some of which include: allergic reaction to the implant material, fracture of the implant, soft-tissue complication (e.g., infection at the implant site, prolonged healing), and revision surgery. Refer to IFU for all contraindications, warnings, and risks.
Crossroads - Nitinol Staple
Nitinol is a metal alloy developed by the U.S. Navy. It got its name because it is composed of essentially of 50% nickel and 50% titanium. Nitinol is frequently called “memory metal” because it is super-elastic and has shape-memory, which means it can be twisted or stressed and will return to its original structure.