Education. Biomechanics. Better Outcomes.

A DIFFERENT
WAY OF THINKING.

The EOTTS Academy develops surgeons who understand talotarsal biomechanics, recognize recurrent talotarsal joint instability (RTTJD), exercise sound clinical judgment, and deliver evidence-based treatment designed to improve patient outcomes.

This Academy isn’t simply about teaching an implant. It’s about teaching a different way of thinking.
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Expert-Led 
Education
Real-World
Application
Evidence-Based 
Knowledge
Better
Patient Outcomes

Advancing Understanding. 
Improving Patient Care.

The EOTTS Academy is the official educational platform for surgeons seeking comprehensive training in Extra-Osseous Talotarsal Stabilization (EOTTS) using the Phoenix Sinus Tarsi Stent.
Through evidence-based instruction, surgical demonstrations, clinical case discussions, and ongoing educational resources, the Academy is designed to help surgeons develop the knowledge and confidence to successfully integrate EOTTS into their clinical practice. 

THE FOOT CHANGES UNDER LOAD.

Learn to recognize the pathomechanical changes that may not be apparent during a static examination.
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Surgeon Perspectives

People that have a condition that is constantly bothering them; to be able to solve that for them, it really is just a life changing procedure. 

Dr. Joel Foster | Missouri
This is the most beneficial procedure that I do as a podiatrist. 

Dr. John O'Hanlon | New York
This is a way to make your practice stand out from the rest of the practices in your area. 

Dr. Dan Pero | Florida

Experience That Shapes the Approach

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Michael E. Graham brings decades of clinical experience in foot and ankle biomechanics, EOTTS, and talotarsal instability to the EOTTS Academy. The curriculum is built around the principles, clinical reasoning, and practical experience he has developed throughout his career.
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— CONTINUE THE LEARNING

Ready to see the foot differently?

Build a deeper understanding of talotarsal biomechanics, recognize pathomechanical changes under load, and apply a more thoughtful approach to clinical evaluation. 
Education today.
Better outcomes tomorrow.
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