We've been pioneering comprehensive solutions for ankle injuries for over a decade. From the industry's first intramedullary fibula nail to our advances in posterior plating, our commitment to innovation never stops! 🚀 Our vision? To be your go-to partner for advancing the standard of care, delivering predictable outcomes, and boosting procedural efficiency. 🩺✨ Whether you're dealing with a straightforward lateral malleolus or a complex trimalleolar injury, Acumed has your back... or, should we say, your ankle! 😉
About us
Headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon, with a global distribution network and offices worldwide, Acumed is a multi-award-winning company dedicated to innovative and quality medical device solutions. We are committed to the highest standards of manufacturing and proudly produce over 90% of our implants in the U.S. Throughout our history, Acumed has remained focused on the founders’ original vision of providing innovative solutions to meet the needs of the whole healthcare community, including hospitals, surgeons, and patients. Our goal is to improve patient outcomes through the design, manufacture and service of high-quality, innovative and cost-effective surgical products. For more information call (888) 370-9997
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http://www.acumed.net
External link for Acumed Foot & Ankle
- Industry
- Medical Equipment Manufacturing
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Hillsboro, Oregon
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Small Bone Reconstruction, Trauma Surgical Devices, and Lower Extremity Plates, Screws, and Nails
Locations
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5885 NE Cornelius Pass Rd.
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124, US
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3885 Arapaho Rd
Addison, Texas 75001, US
Employees at Acumed Foot & Ankle
Updates
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Stuart Michnick, MD, discusses his considerations for surgical intervention in ankle syndesmotic injuries. He also reviews telltale signs pre- and intraoperatively, his training around flexible devices, and critical features in his current selection of flexible fixation devices. Thank you, Dr. Michnick, for sharing your point of view.
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On this 4th of July, Acumed is grateful for the freedom to innovate, collaborate, and serve our community. Wishing everyone a safe and joyful Independence Day celebration! #IndependenceDay #July4th #acumed
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Are you attending next month's American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) annual conference in Vancouver, BC? If so, stop by our booth, say hello, and explore our foot and ankle solutions. We're excited to share new and "new-to-you" innovations in our lower extremity solutions. We're also excited for you to meet Acumed's Product Managers, Engineers, and Executive team as we learn more about your practices and the ever-evolving foot and ankle landscape. You can learn more about the event: https://lnkd.in/eDhjpsv
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The Acumed Fibula and Forearm Nail 2 System is intended for the fixation of fractures and osteotomies of the fibula and ulna, including fractures where the medullary canal is narrow or flexibility of the implant is paramount. The Fibula Nail 2 offers the option to lock the nail proximally, providing additional fixation within the canal. Dr. Moon demonstrates both the implantation of the nail and the Optional Tip-Loc Bushing and Set Screw. Charles Moon, MD, thank you for your instruction and expertise! https://lnkd.in/eNq_n8B2
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❤️What a fabulous way to spend a day, being edified by our wonderful Indonesian customers and support team!❤️
🤝 At Acumed, we love learning from and interacting with our international users and teams. 🌍 15 Indonesian surgeons gathered to learn more about our solutions for upper and lower extremities, as well as trauma, in our recent lab. ✨ Organized by Mandy Lin, our APAC International Marketing Manager, and Alaine Gee, Tradeshow and Events Manager, the event was a huge success with lots of positive feedback from attendees. 🙏 We are especially thankful for the guidance of Dr. Ishan Oesman and Dr. Bramantya Karna during the lab and case presentations. #medicaleducation #acumed #extremityexperts
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Thank you for sharing this case, Dr. Charles Moon! #nailedit
On the note of fibular nails. Patient referred after a failed ORIF. The medial malleolar fixation in particular failed. Fibular fixation was short and it was difficult to assess length/rotation with it in place. So everything had to come out. Posterior mal mobilized reduced and fixed. Fibular nail to bypass the section that had comminution now and lots of holes. Once nail was in and tip loc “bullseyed” the nail was back slapped and rotated until we were happy. Then the tip loc was engaged. The medial mall was very small and perforated so to “hedge bets” syndesmotic fixation placed although syndesmosis not actually particularly unstable. Acumed Extremity Medical
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Dr. Charles Moon treated a 32-year-old female who sustained a trimalleolar fracture after a trip at home. On stress, the syndesmosis did not show disruption. The surgery resulted in a successful repair using the Acumed Fibula Nail 2 for the lateral malleolus and two cannulated screws for the medial malleolus. Dr. Moon utilized the optional Tip-Loc bushing and set screw to provide rotational stability to the fracture. This case highlights the importance of the correct entry point of the opening reamer and positive positioning of the Tip-Loc Clamp before bushing insertion. Thank you for sharing this case, Dr. Moon!
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Dr. Charles Moon joins us in this video to share his tips for successfully using Fibula Nail 2 in treating lateral malleolar fractures. #1. Don't be afraid to open the fracture for reduction. #2. Watch for shortening of the fibula. #3. It's all about the starting point. #4. Get the opening reamer all the way up. Thanks, Dr. Moon, for highlighting these tips for potential users of the Fibula Nail 2.
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Designed in conjunction with Lawrence Fallat, DPM, J. Robert Faux, MD, and Nirmal Tejwani, MD, the Lisfranc plating system provides fixation for Lisfranc fractures, dislocations and fusions of the articulation between the first, second, and third metatarsal bones, and the cuneiform bones. This system offers the most complete selection of plates for a dorsal, dorsomedial, and medial approach. Learn more today: https://lnkd.in/gHysUktB