Orthopaedics | Other | Soft tissue anchors | Which Medical Device
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The Morphix Suture Anchor is designed for repair of tendons and ligaments. According to the manufacturer, the device is the smallest and strongest polymer anchor on the market and offers improved cyclic loading stability. The system works by deploying wings with a high...
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The Micro QUICKANCHOR is a miniature bone anchor for use in the hand, wrist, foot and ankle. Its use has been described in repairing Zone 1 flexor tendon injuries (Huq et al 2013) in which the authors described a low rate of complications. Brustein et al described better fixation in...
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The HEALIX 3.4mm suture anchor is a small suture anchor for rotator cuff repair. The device comes in Biocryl Rapide and PEEK options, and is loaded with an ORTHOCORD high strength suture.
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The Exoshape Soft Tissue Fastener from Medshape is a shape memory PEEK Altera device designed for fixation of the soft tissue graft on the tibial side of the knee joint in an ACL reconstruction. The device is delivered using a gun and expands in a controlled fashion. Photograph source:...
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The Smith and Nephew Endobutton CL BTB fixation system is designed for bone-patellar tendon-bone reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament. It comes in a range of sizes from 20 to 60mm in length. The Endobutton anchors in the cortex of the femur and the graft is then tensioned and...
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