Patient-specific surgical guides, systems, and methods of use

A surgical method, comprising:

• coupling a first guide with a first bone of a patient using at least one first stabilization wire;
• removing the first guide from the first bone;
• coupling a second guide with a second bone of the patient using at least one second stabilization wire;
• removing the second guide from the second bone;
• engaging a cut guide with the first bone of the patient via the at least one first stabilization wire;
• disengaging the cut guide from the first bone of the patient;
• engaging the cut guide with the second bone of the patient via the at least one second stabilization wire;
• and
• disengaging the cut guide from the second bone of the patient.

A surgical system, comprising:

• a first guide;
• a second guide;
• and
• a correction guide.

A surgical system, comprising:

• a first guide, comprising:
• a cut slot positioned at a proximal portion thereof;
• a first engagement feature;
• a second engagement feature;
• a first opening extending at least partially through the first engagement feature;
• and
• a second opening extending at least partially through the second engagement feature;
• a second guide, comprising:
• a cut slot positioned at a distal portion thereof;
• a first engagement feature;
• a second engagement feature;
• a first opening extending at least partially through the first engagement feature;
• and
• a second opening extending at least partially through the second engagement feature;
• and
• a correction guide comprising:
• a proximal portion;
• and
• a distal portion, wherein the proximal and distal portions are releasably couplable with one another.

A method of correcting a bunion, comprising:

• engaging a first guide with a first metatarsal of a patient;
• releasably coupling the first guide with the first metatarsal of the patient using one or more stabilization wires;
• performing a resection cut to the proximal portion of the first metatarsal through a cut slot positioned at a proximal end of the first guide;
• engaging a second guide with a medial cuneiform of the patient;
• releasably coupling the second guide with the medial cuneiform of the patient using one or more stabilization wires;
• performing a resection cut to the distal portion of the medial cuneiform through a cut slot positioned at a distal end of the second guide;
• and
• engaging a correction guide with the first metatarsal and medial cuneiform to bias the first metatarsal and medial cuneiform into a corrected position.