Shukla!

Revisions suck....but do they have to suck THIS much? Matthew Finneman says absolutely NOT, and after watching him deliver a pitch-perfect in-service, you'll be a believer! I've been following Shukla Medical since the beginning, and the story is worth knowing: It started with Dr. Robert Winquist, who had a bold vision at the time, a truly universal intramedullary nail removal system. One problem: competing orthopedic companies refused to share their proprietary data with each other. So he did what great innovators do, he found a workaround. He convinced all parties to share their information with a non-competitive entity, Snap-On, which built an entire medical division around it. In 1998, Snap-On went back to its automotive roots and sold the division to S.S. White Technologies, a manufacturer founded in 1847, which spent the next eight years quietly building out six hardware removal systems. Then in 2007, that division was reborn as Shukla Medical. Since then? 33% average annual revenue growth, and a portfolio of 20+ extraction systems covering hip, knee, shoulder, spine, nails, screws, you name it. And along the way, a reputation as THE gold standard for revision surgery instrumentation. My personal favorite? The Multi-Vise! Sidenote: Assembling and taking down instruments without fumbling is HARD on-camera....Great job Matthew, you "nailed" it! 😂