A new kind of talar tarsal stabilization

One of the most important advantages of the HyProCure system is the procedure itself. The actual surgery is minimally invasive, takes less than 15 minutes, requires only local anesthetic, and can actually be performed in-office, which makes it ideal for patients without insurance coverage.

While the procedure is similar in principle to many of the previous subtalar devices, there are several very important differences that need to be reviewed before you can perform the HyProCure procedure safely and effectively. To aid you with this, we have prepared a fast-track online training program that will arm you with the core preparation to successfully perform the procedure. In addition, we also offer many hands-on training seminars throughout the world year-round that can assist you in advancing your training and certification status.

The complete details of the HyProCure procedure itself will be covered during your training and certification process, whether online or at one of our seminars. We also invite you to review the procedure animation video to the right for a guided overview of the process.

Pre- and post-op

There are a number of pre- and post-operative considerations when performing this procedure, both for the patient and the doctor. These considerations are aimed at preventing any unnecessary risks, allowing for a safe, successful surgery. They also address issues of pain, discomfort, inflammation, recovery, emergency, and much more.

The link below is a PDF of the pre and post-op guidelines, as well as guidelines for potential complications. Please save this file in an easily accessible location on your computer so that it can become a fast off-line source of reference when needed.

Download pdf of pre- and post-op guidelines, and potential complications