Thursday, July 04, 2024
Voom™ Medical Devices, the orthopedic medical device company known for the innovative Revcon™ bunion screw technology, proudly announces its top ranking on Podiatry Today’s 2024 Top 10 Innovations list.
Voom’s groundbreaking minimally invasive bunion surgery (MIBS) solution was celebrated in the annual report by this leading direct-to-doctor publication, highlighting the latest clinical advancements in podiatry.
The unique dual-zone screw technology features alternating non-compressive thread pitches designed for the cortical and cancellous regions of the metatarsal.
This optimizes fixation with a Single Screw™ and reduces operating room times.
Additionally, the system includes a guide for best practices in performing the proprietary Transveron™ osteotomy, ensuring correct screw placement and addressing common challenges in MIBS.
“This system and the Single Screw™ technology that allows correction of bunions of all sizes are the reason I’ve transitioned from the traditional Lapidus bunionectomy to the minimally invasive Bunionplasty® procedure."
Once associated with the Lapidus approach, Dr. DiDomenico embraced Voom’s technology after recognizing its significant benefits.
These innovations are propelling the growth of MIBS in podiatric surgery. “Voom’s one-on-one, surgeon-to-surgeon training program is the gold standard,” Dr. DiDomenico continues.
“This technology shortens the learning curve and enables surgeons to perform the procedure confidently.”
“Receiving this recognition from Podiatry Today, a leading publication in our field, is an honor for Voom™."
Creator of the Revcon™ Anchor Single Screw™ technology and Bunionplasty® 360 Bunion Repair™ procedure. “This achievement is significant not only for podiatrists and foot and ankle surgeons but also for their patients.”
“As the demand for minimally invasive bunion solutions grows, our team is proud to lead the industry with this technology."
"This platform allows us to reach many surgeons eager for reliable MIBS approaches, training, and the support they need to succeed.”
Source: businesswire.com
