U.S., Oct. 21 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07884448) titled 'PliaFX Flo Subtalar Fusion Study' on Oct. 05.
Brief Summary: During a subtalar fusion, the bones making up the subtalar joint (talus and calcaneus) are permanently fused together. In the procedure, any damaged cartilage and bone at the subtalar joint is removed, then screws are inserted into the joint to fuse the bones together. Depending on the surgeon, a bone graft is sometimes applied between the bones prior to screw insertion to aid in bone bridging (growth of bone into the fusion site). Participants who consent to this study and are assigned to the PliaFX(R) Flo Allograft group, will receive PliaFX(R) Flo Allograft (human tissu...