Who Needs This Procedure?

If you or someone close to you suffers from the symptoms or secondary conditions caused by talotarsal displacement, the HyProCure^® procedure should be strongly considered as early as possible. The longer the condition is present, the more problematic the symptoms throughout the body can become.

Take a look at our symptoms and secondary conditions page to learn if partial talotarsal dislocation is affecting you, and learn how HyProCure^® can restore your quality of life by resolving the problem at its root.

HyProCure® Before & After TaloTarsal Stabilization

HyProCure^® is an internal talotarsal stabilization device. It restores the "joint" aligment of the talus on the hind-foot bones thus re-aligning the foot.



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EOTTS Type II - Non-arthroeresisis: HyProCure®

Flatfoot versus Talotarsal Displacement

Flatfoot versus Talotarsal Displacement from GraMedica, GIII

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HyProCure® Brochure Available in 9 Languages

HyProCure^® Patient Brochure Available in 9 Languages

HyProCure^® represents a real solution for talotarsal displacement and its effects throughout the body. HyProCure^® has been scientifically proven to instantly correct the problem at its root, rebalancing the forces of the foot. It has also been scientifically shown to improve and even reverse many of the symptoms and secondary conditions resulting from this condition.

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It is easy to self-check for talotarsal displacement

How Does a Doctor Determine if You Have Partial TaloTarsal Dislocation?

The diagnosis of partial talotarsal dislocation is best made by a foot and ankle specialist who will examine the foot with and without weight being applied, and also by watching the person walk.

Ultimately, the best way to diagnosis the presence of talotarsal displacement is through radiographic examination, which officially confirms the presence and severity of the condition.

Traditionally, most specialists will order a series of standing radiographs, that is, x-rays of the foot while the person is standing. These should be taken with the foot in its relaxed position (full weight applied) and also with the hind-foot bones in their balanced “neutral” or ideal position.

In addition, your specialist may perform further movement tests, as well as some computer-aided exams like gait pattern analysis, if deemed necessary.

All of these diagnostic methods are completely painless and non-invasive. They are safe, fast and are simple routine processes for your doctor. Make an appointment today with a HyProCure^® specialist near you!

HyProCure® Recognized as the Most Powerful Minimally Invasive Procedure in Foot & Ankle Surgery

In an article published by the International Federation of Podiatrists, evidenced based medicine supports a claim regarding EOTTS with HyProCure^®

HyProCure^®, an extra-osseous talotarsal stabilization (EOTTS) device made by GraMedica^®, a global orthopedic medical device company, is increasingly recognized worldwide as the premier treatment option for partial talotarsal dislocation. In a recent publication from The International Federation of Podiatrists (FIP), HyProCure^® was distinguished as the only EOTTS device proven to restore the normal alignment of the articular facets of the talotarsal joint, thus eliminating abnormal excessive motion while preserving the normal range of motion. Dr. Bryan Bullard of Amarillo, TX, USA, described the evidence-based research behind EOTTS with HyProCure^® and said it “is an incredibly powerful technique which should be in the armamentarium of any foot and ankle surgeon which deals with the life changing complications associated with chronic talotarsal displacement.”

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Pediatric Symptoms of Partial Talotarsal Dislocation

Below is a list of common symptoms found in children suffering from talotarsal displacement (i.e. hyperpronation).

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• Growing pains
• Flattened arch
• Out-toed walking
• Tip-toe walking
• Structural deformities
• Not wanting to wear shoes
• Abnormal shoe patterns
• Shoe laces coming untied
• Always wanting to be held or will sit down frequently when walking
• Poor posture
• Knee, hip, back and neck symptoms
• Inactive child

Pediatric Obesity – The Foot Connection from GraMedica, GIII

Back Pain - The Foot Connection

Back pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints in people of all ages. There are many types of back pain, affecting different parts of the back in different ways and with varying intensity.

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What is TaloTarsal Displacement?

The most common reason for misaligned feet is partial talotarsal dislocation, or talotarsal displacement. This condition affects people of all ages. It occurs when the ankle bone displaces off of its normal position and its contact points on the hindfoot bones — in other words, when the balance of the ankle bone on the heel bone is lost. This creates an abnormal, inward rotation of the ankle bone and outer rotation of the rest of the foot, which in turn creates a fundamental imbalance of forces and weight distribution in the foot and also in the rest of the body.

When partial talotarsal dislocation occurs, it creates a damaging misalignment of forces in the foot, as well as throughout the entire body. This is because the rear-foot is the center point of our body’s balance and weight distribution during walking and standing. As a consequence, talotarsal displacement can be the direct cause of numerous symptoms and secondary conditions, including fallen arches (flat feet), plantar fasciitis (heel pain), overpronation/hyperpronation, bunions, heel spurs, knee pain, hip pain, back pain and even complications in the neck and shoulders.

Talotarsal displacement will not resolve on its own, patients don’t grow out of it and it’s not possible to reverse it through exercise or physical therapies. Without properly addressing partial talotarsal dislocation as the root of the problem, treatment of these secondary conditions will only be a temporary fix. The adverse side effects will most likely reoccur or simply shift to another part of the body.

HyProCure^® represents a real solution for many patients suffering from the devastating effects resulting from talotarsal displacement, and a real opportunity to improve their quality of life.

HyProCure®

Welcome to the HyProCure^® blog. Here you will find the latest information on the lifetime solution to the devastating effects of partial talotarsal dislocation, a foot imbalance that throws both the foot and the entire body out of alignment. It affects people of all ages, and it is the direct cause of many symptoms and secondary conditions, including: flat feet, overpronation/hyperpronation, bunions, plantar fasciitis, knee pain, hip pain, back pain, and even problems in the neck and shoulders.

HyProCure^® is a permanent, minimally invasive solution that corrects talotarsal displacement at its root, realigning both the foot and the entire body. Discover how this unique medical breakthrough can stop and even reverse your symptoms, and how it can help you take back your quality of life.

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