what the system offers
|KEY FEATURES
Discover how the SMART Bun-Yo-Matic℠ revolutionizes preoperative planning and correction for Hallux Valgus with precise patient measurements and powerful visualization tools.

what the system offers
|KEY FEATURES

SMART Bun-Yo-Matic℠ can accurately create patient pre-op axes and measurements.
Upload X-ray or WBCT to generate a 3D patient specific case report in under 10 minutes*. Execute the surgical plan in the OR with Bun-Yo-Matic’s controlled correction.
Surgeons can manipulate correction, based on their preference.
*Case report generation time will be dependent upon network speed and bandwidth.
Visualization of the resection of the metatarsal and cuneiform.
Required IMA, metatarsal de-rotation, and DMAA correction is identified.
The case report identifies Metatarsus Adductus. Meary’s angle is measured and shown in the report to indicate the presence of PCFD.
The IMA correction and metatarsal de-rotation identified in the case report can be identified, measured, and held in place with the Bun-Yo-Matic Lapidus Clamp.
SMART Bun-Yo-Matic is the first foot and ankle orthopedic device on the market that allows the user to assess rotation and see the anatomy in 3D using only standard 2D AP and lateral images.
1. Secure Attachment
2. Precision Cut Guides
3. Intermetatarsal Angle Correction
4. Metatarsal De-Rotation
5. Joint Distraction and Closure
6. Multiple Fixation Options

Contact your local P28 sales representative to learn about pricing for your facility. For reimbursement information, your rep may contact the P28 National Accounts team.
Contact your sales representatives; they will be able to schedule a meeting with you to demo the software and instrumentation. Or email smart28.support@paragon28.com for more information.
Contact your local sales representative for an invitation to register for the SMART28 Case Management Portal. You may access the portal by visiting https://smart.paragon28.com/ . Your sales representative will be the first person to answer questions. Schedule a meeting with them to demo and review the SMART28 Case Management Portal.
Your local P28 sales representative is the first person to train you on the system. There will also be a few medical education courses in 2025 for training in Denver and Mobile Labs. Please visit the https://paragon28.com/events for more information.
You will need to order a weight bearing CT or weight bearing X-ray scan of the patient’s foot and upload to the SMART28 Case Management Portal via https://smart.paragon28.com/. From there, the system guides you through the SMART Bun-Yo-Matic™case planning process.
Uploading the scan takes a few minutes. After your preferred correction is finalized, it takes under 10 minutes for the SMART Bun-Yo-Matic℠ case report to populate. The whole process takes 15-20 minutes.
Currently the software is only available for Hallux Valgus. It is designed for use in tandem with the Phantom® Intramedullary Nail, Gorilla® Lapidus Plating System and other Paragon28 Lapidus related hardware.
The Phantom® Intramedullary Nail, Gorilla® Lapidus Plating System and other Paragon28 Lapidus hardware options are a common occurrence for insurers.

Patient Specific Instrumentation
PATIENT SPECIFIC INSTRUMENTATION
|BENEFITS
|CLINICAL DATA
|RESOURCES

FEATURING THE FIRST TO MARKET
MAVEN™ Patient Specific Guides and Surgical Planning Case Reports were developed to:



Provides an accurate and simple-to-use technology in the palm of your hand. The Patient-Specific Guides, Surgical Planning Case Reports and Bone Models are based on individual patient anatomic structures, are generated using segments of the patient’s operative limb CT scan and are intended to contour to the patient’s anatomy.
The MAVEN™ PSI System utilizes computer assisted processing technology to achieve accurate tibiotalar alignment and implant placement to reduce potential for eccentric loads,weardebrisandosteolysis.1,2 The System was also designed to address abnormal varus or valgus alignment of the implant construct, reported to be a major cause of implant loosening3 and decreased postoperative function.4

ALIGNMENT. ORIENTATION. POSITIONING.
The MAVEN PSI System utilizes surgeon inputs and computer assisted processing technology to achieve accurate tibiotalar alignment and implant placement to reduce potential for eccentric loads, wear debris and osteolysis.2, 3
Minimal Joint
Preparation Required






References
PATIENT SPECIFIC IMPLANT
|TALUS REPLACEMENT
|BENEFITS
|clinical data
|resources

The Paragon 28® Patient Specific Talus Spacer has two material options: a cobalt chromium metal alloy and a titanium alloy with a titanium nitride coating.
Total Talus Replacement
The Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer is an alternative treatment option to fusion and amputation, and requires talus replacement surgery. During this procedure the native talus bone is removed and replaced with a 3D printed replica. This is considered a joint-sparing procedure, as it allows the patient to maintain motion of his/her ankle joint.
Explore our 3D printed, patient specific implant designed and made individually for each patient.
Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer
The Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer is an additively manufactured, or 3D printed, patient specific implant that is designed and made individually for each patient using CT image data.

Total Talus Replacement
An alternative treatment option to fusion and amputation, the Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer is indicated for avascular necrosis of the ankle and requires total talus replacement surgery.
The procedure is designed to relieve pain and preserve motion in the ankle joint by replacing the patient’s damaged talus with a 3D printed replica of his/her bone. Talus replacement surgery is considered a joint sparing procedure as it allows the patient to retain motion in the ankle joint.
Potential Benefits of a Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer
Reduce Pain
Improve Range
of Motion
Enjoy Recreational
Activities
Continue Your
Career
Better Quality
of Life
Patients who received a Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer in the clinical study showed a reduction in baseline VAS Pain Scores, improvement in ROM, and improvement of functional outcomes based on FAOS subscales, including pain, symptom, activities of daily living, ability to perform sports and recreational activities, and foot/ankle related quality of life. Please refer to the IFU for complete Clinical Data Information.
Xiomalis’ Story
The Paragon 28® Patient Specific Talus Spacer has two material options: a cobalt chromium metal alloy and a titanium alloy with a titanium nitride coating. The Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer in cobalt chromium is an additively manufactured implant made from cobalt chromium metal alloy and produced by laser sintering.
The Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer in titanium alloy is an additively manufactured implant made from titanium alloy with a titanium nitride coating and produced by electron beam melting. The surgeon selects which material is best suited for his/her patient. The device allows the patient to regain motion and reduce pain without an amputation or fusion for the treatment of the current condition.
The Paragon 28® Patient Specific Talus Spacer has two material options: a cobalt chromium metal alloy and a titanium alloy with a titanium nitride coating. The Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer in cobalt chromium is an additively manufactured implant made from cobalt chromium metal alloy and produced by laser sintering.
The Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer in titanium alloy is an additively manufactured implant made from titanium alloy with a titanium nitride coating and produced by electron beam melting. The surgeon selects which material is best suited for his/her patient. The device allows the patient to regain motion and reduce pain without an amputation or fusion for the treatment of the current condition.
Patients who received a Paragon 28 Patient Specific Talus Spacer in the clinical study showed a reduction in baseline VAS Pain Scores, improvement in ROM, and improvement of functional outcomes based on all FAOS subscales, including pain, symptom, activities of daily living, ability to perform sports and recreational activities, and foot/ankle-related quality of life. Please refer to the IFU for complete Clinical Data information.