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Hear from real GriplastyTM Patients

 

Lisa's Story

For Lisa Turney, owner of an equine nursery, the daily pain of thumb arthritis was becoming unbearable. Simple tasks like unloading the dishwasher, picking up cans for her food pantry donation, or even petting her dog would hurt.

Sharon's Story

For healthcare professionals like Nurse Practitioner Sharon Noland, conditions like thumb arthritis can significantly impact their daily work and quality of life.  Getting stuck in a splint for 8 weeks wasn't an option for Sharon

Kim's Story

For office professional and quilter Kim Newland, the pain in her in thumb was too much so she booked in her Griplasty the day after Christmas!
With out of pocket deductibles already covered it was finally time to get her arthritis treated permanently.

All surgery carries risk. See your surgeon to discuss your potential benefits and risks. Not all patients will have the same post-operative recovery and activity level. Individual results vary. 

Contraindications, potential complications, warnings and precautions:  

In any surgical procedure, the potential for complications and adverse reactions exists. Contraindications include cases of inflammation, cases of active or suspected sepsis / infection and osteomyelitis and patients with certain metabolic diseases.  

The risks and complications with these implants can include loosening, deformation or failure of the implant, acute post-operative wound infections and late infections with possible sepsis, thrombosis and embolism, wound hematoma and delayed wound healing, temporary and protracted functional neurological perturbation and tissue reactions as the result of allergy or foreign body reaction to dislodged particles.  

All complications listed here are not typical of GriplastyTM but are in principle observed with any implant. Your surgeon will explain potential risks and complications associated with surgery, and give you instructions on the use and limitations of  GriplastyTM. 

Warnings and precautions related to the use of GriplastyTM include; Re-operation to remove or replace implants may be required at any time due to medical reasons or device failure. If appropriate action is not taken, complications may occur; Use of an undersized anchor in areas of high functional stresses may lead to implant fracture and failure; Postoperatively, until healing is complete, the fixation provided by this device should be protected. The postoperative regimen prescribed by the surgeon should be strictly followed to avoid adverse stresses being applied to the implant; Preoperative and operating procedures, including knowledge of surgical techniques and proper selection and placement of the implant, are important considerations in the successful utilization of this device;  

These devices have not been evaluated for safety and compatibility in the MR environment. 

The patient testimonials shown reflect the individual's personal views, discoveries, convictions, and/or journeys; outcomes for each person will differ. Not every individual receiving a product or treatment will achieve identical or comparable results. Variability in outcomes can arise from various elements, including the patient's unique situation, medical state, and the patient’s and surgeon’s adherence to the relevant instructions.. Field Orthopaedics bears no responsibility for a healthcare professional's choice of treatment for any specific patient.  

Field Orthopaedics offers no assurances, guarantees, or warranties regarding the accessibility, correctness, timeliness, or completeness of the information provided, nor its content. 

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