Here are five facts:
1. The dynaMX Compression Staple is initially indicated for fracture and osteotomy fixation of the hand and foot; joint arthrodesis of the hand and foot; and fixation of proximal tibial metaphysis osteotomy.
2. The staple combines superelastic legs for compression with a malleable bridge that can be contoured to match the patient’s anatomy.
3. The staple is a part of MX Orthopedics’ fracture fixation portfolio.
4. MX Orthopedics is a privately held medical company focusing on creating orthopedic implants manufactured from superelastic Nitinol.
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