By procedure
Built for the cases you do most.
The position you need changes with the procedure. So does the access you need to work. Select a procedure to see how the platform handles it.
Flatfoot reconstruction.
Flatfoot correction lives and dies on consistent imaging and alignment. The Weight Bear® holds the foot in a loaded position so the view you capture before correction matches the view you capture after, and the access windows give you room to work through the reconstruction without breaking position.
Bunions
MIS, bunion or Lapidus procedures require access to the first ray while the foot remains stable. The Weight Bear has built-in side calf and heel wells that let you move the device laterally, so the entire first ray remains reachable for percutaneous work and for instrumentation while the foot stays stable and loaded. This stability allows the bones to remain in alignment while you fixate to prevent malpositioning and malunions.
Fusions
Midfoot fusion. Bones and the fusion sites stay in a loaded, aligned position using The Weight Bear’s self-supported loading plate. Your hands remain free and your fixation work can be performed without disrupting your workflow.
TTC arthrodesis / Total Ankle Replacement
TTC cases: The Weight Bear’s loading plate has a built-in access window for joint prep while it holds the ankle and hindfoot in a physiologic loaded position. The Weight Bear’s accessory wedges can be repositioned after joint prep is complete to allow the patient’s leg to remain stable and elevated, hands-free, for nail and screw insertion.
Total ankle replacement: The Weight Bear allows the foot and ankle to remain in their loaded, weight-bearing orientation throughout imaging, cuts, trialing and implantation.
Radiology / Simulated Weight-Bearing CT
The Weight Bear can be used for preoperative templating and image acquisition for PSI guide manufacturing.
See it work in your OR.
Request a demo and we’ll walk you through setup, loading angles, imaging, and the access windows for the cases you do most.
