
SUCCESSION TTC Nail System ↗
Intramedullary nail system for hindfoot fusion, with instrumentation and independent compression features described in the current product materials. [19][11]
Commercial · U.S. 510(k)-cleared
UK orthopedic device company developing foot-and-ankle implants and instrumentation, with U.S. operations led by Kevin Brothen.
OrthoSolutions is a specialist orthopedic device business based in Maldon, Essex, with U.S. operations in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded in 2001, it develops implants and instrumentation for foot-and-ankle reconstruction and fixation.
Its portfolio includes SUCCESSION ankle-fusion nails, COGNiTiON staples, System 26 screws and Volition plating systems. The company also provides surgeon education and procedural support. Co-founders Eliot Clare and Rupert Hosking remain listed as owners, and Kevin Brothen is its U.S. president.
The business has its own device-development portfolio as well as regional distribution relationships. U.S. regulatory records should be matched to Ortho Solutions UK and its associated legal names; similarly named Response Ortho Solutions is a separate applicant. Historical recalls involved specific legacy products and batches rather than every current OrthoSolutions implant.
Selected FDA records include System 26 bone screws (K163489), COGNiTiON staples (K240212), Volition plating (K210658) and the SUCCESSION AFN system (K250622). Applicant-name matches for Response Ortho Solutions were excluded as a different company. [3][4][5][1][7][6][10][9][8][11][2]
Four historical Class II recalls were verified, all listed as terminated: UltOS 3.5 mm locking screws, FPS 35 mm × 3.5 mm screws, Oxford/Oxbridge AFN end caps and specified System 26 trays. The issues involved locking-thread specifications, labeling or corrosion residue in the affected devices. These records do not establish a recall of all currently sold implants. [3][4][5][1][7][6][10][9][8][11][2]
Latest recorded source review: 2026-11-05.
Scope: selected product families.
Documented commercial product families.

Intramedullary nail system for hindfoot fusion, with instrumentation and independent compression features described in the current product materials. [19][11]
Commercial · U.S. 510(k)-cleared
Headed and headless screw configurations with instrumentation for forefoot, midfoot and hindfoot fixation. A terminated 2017 recall concerned specified historical System 26 trays. [20][7]
Commercial · U.S. 510(k)-cleared
Implant family with two-leg and four-leg staples for fixation in forefoot and hindfoot procedures. [18][10]
Commercial · U.S. 510(k)-clearedFDA cleared the nail system under K250622. [11]
FDA cleared the staple system under K240212. [10]
Accessed 11/05/2026