Knee veterinary bone plate TTA

for canines

As the inventor of TTA, we continue to provide the highest quality research, manufacturing, development and training available. In early 2004, KYON launched TTA for cranial cruciate deficiency in dogs following three years of clinical testing. The rapid acceptance of TTA has motivated several other companies to offer similar implants. The TTA technique was developed on the basis of systematic observation and simple biomechanical analysis of the canine knee. There are a variety of reasons to choose TTA to resolve the most common cause of lameness in dogs: TTA is less invasive than other geometry modifying techniques such as TPLO when treating the most common cause of lameness in dogs. Clinically proven. KYON‘s TTA procedure has been used in over 150,000 cases by more than 1,000 surgeons worldwide. TTA does not change the joint geometry. It neutralizes cranial tibial thrust in cranial cruciate deficient stifles and thus decreases internal joint reactions by a sound biomechanical rationale. Reduced post-surgical complications and accelerated recovery through: A broad range of sizes: more than 30 different cage sizes available Extra long shape, providing a better fit and easier cut, ideal for skinny tibia breeds Superb biocompatibility through titanium material The TTA technique was developed on the basis of systematic observation and simple biomechanical analysis of the canine knee joint: Total joint force in the stifle is approximately parallel to the patellar ligament If the angle between the patellar ligament and the common tangent at the tibio-femoral point of contact (call it alpha) is 90 degrees, neither of the cruciates is loaded.