AUDUBON, PA — Globus Medical, Inc. (NYSE: GMED) is showcasing its latest advancements in orthopedic technology at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Orthopedic Trauma Association (OTA) in Montréal, Canada, from October 23 to 26. Attendees are invited to visit booth #361 to explore an array of product demonstrations, including the innovative PRECICE™ technologies.
A centerpiece of the exhibition is the PRECICE™ Ankle Salvage System, noted for its unique capability to compress the tibia-talar-calcaneus (TTC) joint both during and after surgery, with the additional functionality to lengthen the limb post-fusion. This system stands out as the only device of its kind on the market, offering significant benefits for both surgeons and patients.
John Mulcahy, president of Orthopedics and chief commercial officer at Globus Medical, emphasized the company’s dedication to enhancing surgical procedures and patient care. He highlighted the PRECICE™ Nailing System and ANTHEM™ Plating System as vital tools for addressing large bone defects through the Plate Assisted Bone Segment Transport technique.
The company is also conducting a workshop at the OTA meeting, focusing on internal limb reconstruction for complex cases. This session, scheduled for October 24 from 12:00 to 1:00 PM, features a panel of esteemed experts, including Stephen Quinnan, MD, Geoffrey Marecek, MD, Paul Matuszewski, MD, and John Scolaro, MD, who will share insights on advanced surgical techniques.
Globus Medical’s participation marks the second year that the PRECICE™ technology is part of their trauma portfolio, with the system continuing to make strides in revolutionizing limb reconstruction. The PRECICE™ Intramedullary Limb Lengthening System is FDA-cleared for various orthopedic applications, including limb lengthening and bone transport, for both adult and pediatric patients.
By bringing these developments to the forefront, Globus Medical demonstrates its commitment to innovation and excellence in orthopedic care, aiming to provide solutions that improve surgical outcomes and enhance the quality of life for patients.
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