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The Classic Flexible Great Toe implant is a third generation prosthesis designed to supplement first metatarsophalangeal joint arthroplasty. Constructed from UltraSiL™ medical grade silicone elastomer, the Classic offers Futura's patented axial offset hinge and other advanced design features while maintaining the surgical technique of the previous generation joint replacements. Instrumentation is also simplified with only a trapezoidal and rectangular broach necessary to prepare the intramedullary canals. Features and Benefits Anatomically correct axial offset hinge. The metatarsal stem is elevated relative to the phalangeal stem.   The stem geometry is optimized for the unique anatomy of the intramedullary canals of the phalanx and metatarsal bones. The hinge incorporates a reinforcing strength rib. The CGT offers a more functional and durable implant to those surgeons who do not wish to alter their joint resection technique. Supporting Documentation Futura Forefoot Implants Brochure Ordering Information A Day Kit for the Futura PrimusTM Flexible Great Toe is available. Indications 1. Hallux limitus or hallux rigidus. 2. Painful rheumatoid arthritis. 3. Hallux abductovalgus associated with arthritis. 4. Unstable or painful joint from previous surgery. 5. Geriatric bunion. Contraindications 1. Severe bone demineralization. 2. Inadequate neurovascular status. 3. Inadequate skin or musculotendinous system. 4. Inadequate bone stock. 5. Psychologically unsuitable patient. 6. Active sepsis. Have a Tornier Rep Contact Me About This Product Next Events Sep. 12-14 Podiatry Institute Bethesda, MD Sep. 13 AANA Foot and Ankle Course Rosemont, IL Sep. 18-20 North Pacific Orthopaedic Society Union, WA     Latest News Mar 15, 2007 Tornier and Bioretec Announce Partnership in Bioresorbable Orthopedic Products Feb 12, 2007 Tornier to Expand Extremities Franchise Through Acquisition of Nexa Orthopedics Jan 23, 2007 New Compression Screw Rounds Out Nexa Product Offering for Fractures, Joint Fusion and Osteotomies     Tech Focus More Information At www.pyrocarbon.com