A suture anchor is a very small implant that fixes sutures in the bone and reconnects the soft tissue and bone. It is a fully threaded anchor with suture holes running through the center of the anchor to provide flexibility for working sutures. Allows to reduce bone removal during the guide hole creation process without affecting the pullout strength.
Product Advantages
Hexagon drive
Easy operation
Multi-angle implantation
More flexible
Can be implanted twice during operation
The edge are design of suture hole on the head of anchor
To reduce friction during surgery
Titanium alloy material
Excellent biocompatibility
Anchor head sharp design
No need to pre-drill, easier to implant
High and low double thread design
Stronger torsional strength and pull-out resistance
Quicker screw-in and shorter operation time
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Scope of use
Suture Anchor are surgical implants used for the attachment of soft tissues to bone e.g. ruptured tendons and ligaments. Suture anchors are usually composed of the anchor, a suture and the interface between anchor and suture called 'eyelet'. They come in different types or configurations, designs, sizes and materials.
Composition characteristics
The suture is made of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene and polyester composite braid with better mechanical properties. It has a better feel and is more convenient to operate
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