The Suture Anchor with Line is a highly efficient orthopedic implant designed to facilitate tendon-to-bone healing.
Composed of an anchor, suture, and an inserter, this product is designed to be inserted into bone, where it forms a strong anchor to securely attach soft tissues such as tendons and ligaments.
This system provides a simple, effective anatomical reduction and fixation.
The suture anchor is made from PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) material, known for its biocompatibility and radiolucency, ensuring that surgical imaging remains clear without metal artifacts.
It is commonly used in knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, and ankle surgeries.
● PEEK Material Anchor: The suture anchor is crafted from PEEK material, which is radiolucent, ensuring clear imaging without metal artifacts during post-operative X-rays.
● Comprehensive Size Range: Available in various sizes to meet the specific needs of different surgical procedures.
● Preloaded with Strong Suture: The anchor is preloaded with 1-3 high-strength sutures, ensuring secure fixation of soft tissues.
● Dual Color Suture: The suture comes in a combination of pure white and blue-white lines, making it easy to identify during suturing and knot-tying.
● Controlled Depth Inserter: The inserter handle and rod are designed with a depth marker to allow for controlled and accurate insertion depth during the procedure.
Radiolucent PEEK Material: The use of PEEK ensures that the anchor does not interfere with imaging, allowing for clear post-operative X-rays and scans.
Comprehensive Sizing Options: With a full range of sizes, this system can meet the needs of various surgical procedures, ensuring versatility.
Preloaded High-Strength Suture: The preloaded suture ensures ease of use and strong, reliable fixation for tendon-bone healing.
Easy-to-Use Color-Coded Suture: The dual-color suture simplifies the identification and handling during surgery, reducing operation time and improving accuracy.
Depth Control for Precise Insertion: The inserter’s depth markers help surgeons control the insertion depth, providing a consistent and precise placement of the anchor.
