The deal supports DJO’s focus on expanding in the foot and ankle market, the release said. Trilliant is known for its novel Arsenal Foot Plating System, which is designed for flexibility and quicker implant placement.
“Trilliant’s market-leading portfolio of foot and ankle solutions complements our acquisition of the STAR system and creates a dedicated foot and ankle business that significantly expands our mission of Powering Motion,” Brady Shirley, CEO of DJO, said in the release.
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