Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button
Endo Button Extended Button

Endo Button Extended Button

Price 20 USD ($)/ Piece

MOQ : 1 Piece

Endo Button Extended Button Specification

  • Features
  • Extended loop for enhanced fixation, high tensile strength, biocompatible, radiolucent
  • Shelf Life
  • 5 Years
  • Accuracy
  • High fixation stability
  • Instruments Type
  • Implant
  • Storage Instructions
  • Store in a dry, sterile environment
  • Usage Type
  • Single Use
  • Function
  • Suspensory fixation for soft tissue graft
  • Measurement Range
  • Available in different loop lengths
  • Equipment Type
  • Orthopedic Surgical Implant
  • Material
  • Titanium or Stainless Steel
  • Condition
  • New
  • Technology
  • Mechanical Fixation
  • Portable
  • Yes
  • Wall Mounted
  • No
  • Real-Time Operation
  • Yes
  • Noise Level
  • Silent
  • Operating Type
  • Manual
  • Use
  • ACL Reconstruction, Ligament Repair
  • Dimension (L*W*H)
  • Varies (Typically 12-30mm length options)
  • Weight
  • Lightweight (<10 grams)
  • Color
  • Metallic Silver
  • Radiolucency
  • Yes, for easy post-operative imaging
  • Compatibility
  • Compatible with various graft types
  • Corrosion Resistance
  • Excellent
  • Sterility
  • Sterile packaged
  • Loop Length Options
  • Adjustable or fixed, typically 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm
  • Suture Loop Material
  • High-strength medical grade fiber
  • Application Site
  • Knee or shoulder joint
 
 

Endo Button Extended Button About

The Endo Button is extensively used in orthopedic surgery, particularly in the repair and rebuilding of the knee s anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). It is a non-traditional method of connecting grafts to bone during ACL restoration treatments.Advanced Features
  • Improved Fixation Strength
  • Stress Reduction and Better Healing
  • Technique with Minimal Invasion
  • Widespread Use and Flexibility
  • Patient Advantages and Better Outcomes


Advanced Design for Superior Fixation

The Endo Button Extended Button is engineered for optimal stability in ligament repair procedures. Its high-strength suture loop and mechanical fixation technology provide reliable suspensory fixation for soft tissue grafts, while the extended loop design improves surgical outcomes. Available in multiple sizes, it caters to different clinical needs.


Clinical Efficiency and High Compatibility

Designed for both knee and shoulder joint applications, this implant accommodates a variety of graft types. Its radiolucency allows for effortless intraoperative and post-operative imaging, aiding precise placement and monitoring. Compatibility and versatility make it an excellent choice for orthopedic professionals.

FAQ's of Endo Button Extended Button:


Q: How is the Endo Button Extended Button used during ACL reconstruction or ligament repair?

A: The Endo Button Extended Button is used to secure soft tissue grafts in ACL reconstruction and ligament repair surgeries. The high-strength suture loop suspends and fixates the graft within the knee or shoulder joint, ensuring stable positioning throughout the healing process.

Q: What types of grafts are compatible with this implant?

A: This implant is compatible with various autografts and allografts, offering flexibility in surgical technique and patient-specific needs. Its design supports use with a wide range of graft diameters and configurations.

Q: When should the Endo Button Extended Button be utilized?

A: The device is recommended for primary or revision ligament reconstruction procedures, particularly when strong, stable fixation is required, such as in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repairs or shoulder joint ligament repairs.

Q: Where should the Endo Button Extended Button be stored before use?

A: It should be stored in a dry, sterile environment at all times to maintain its sterility and integrity, following standard medical storage protocols.

Q: What is the process of adjusting the suture loop length?

A: Adjustable loop versions allow surgeons to select the appropriate length (from 15mm to 30mm) during surgery, while fixed loop options are pre-set. This adaptability ensures precise graft placement tailored to individual anatomy.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this implant?

A: Key benefits include excellent fixation stability, high tensile strength, biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and clear post-operative imaging. Its lightweight and radiolucent design enhances both surgical handling and patient safety.

Q: Is this implant suitable for single-use and what is its shelf life?

A: Yes, the Endo Button Extended Button is intended for single use only and has a shelf life of 5 years when stored correctly.

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