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Howmedica FirstStep (Implant 72)
Click to EnlargeAbout Howmedica FirstStep (Implant 72)
First Step HTO device. Lateral view. Identified by Mark Hawkins, DuPuy, Charlotte.
Initially submitted by Deak Walden, OPA-C; Wilmington Orthopaedic Group; Wilmington, NC, USA
Manufacturer: Howmedica (now Stryker)
Removal Tips
- Deak Walden: Stryker has an instrument tray for this device that includes removal instruments. Has also used Vice grips and a slaphammer for removal.
- Kevin Brown: Also suggested using a slaphammer
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We are non-judgmental of products listed. We are not in the business of evaluating products. We have not evaluated these products. We make no representations as to the quality, effectiveness, suitability or appropriateness of any of the products listed.
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