In-Bone (dumb name) and Infinity are both manufactured by Wright. Not sure who owns Wright.
The Infinity is an off the shelf small, medium or large device.
The In-Bone is custom 3D printed for each patient.
The In- Bone is MUCH more invasive. I’ve watched animations and cadaver surgeries...
Hackberry,
I’ve had two TARs on the right side first was 2011 when I was 51 yo. Revision in 2021 when I was 61. I too am hiker, biker, fisherman, outdoors a lot.
First device was wright infinity. It really took two years for full recovery.
Then in about 2019 started to have lots of pain...
I had my first TAR in 2011, right ankle, I was 51. Device was Wright Infinity. Original injury was a sky diving accident in 1981.
After 18-24 months I was totally happy. Surgeon said skiing on bunny hills was okay. Doubles tennis, hiking etc. NO! Running!
All was good until 2020 when I...
Today is July 21, 2021. Had TAR revision on March 16...just over 4 months ago. Walked five miles this morning. It was hard but I did it.
A little sore now but not bad. I did not over do it.
I do believe it’s important to allow yourself some stress and discomfort during recovery.
May 23 today, 9 weeks since I had TAR revision. I have been weight bearing since April 28th, six weeks after surgery.
Since then I have gone on several 2 mile treadmill walks, 8 mile bike rides and one 13 mile bike ride. I am blessed to own a spin bike and do a couple of hour rides per week...
April 25 today. I thought at my last appointment April 7, I’d be weight bearing.
No such luck. Surgeon said three more weeks on crutches. I go in April 28.
I had an open splint for 3 weeks, orthopedic boot for 3 weeks and expect to be weight bearing with no boot on April 28.
Here is the...
Surgery was delayed a month because of insurance issues....love and hate USA healthcare.
I had TAR revision surgery March 16, a week ago. First ankle replacement
was 11 years ago.
I was not sure of need for revision because I still had good days.
After it was completed, the surgeon said it...
So, I’m 60. Had a sky diving accident when I was 21. I was fine for 20 years. Started to have problems when in my mid-40s.
I had a TAR in 2011. It was life changing. Afterwards, no more limp or sideways shuffle.
After a year I could walk 5 miles Everyday. On several occasions I walked 8...
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