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Shoulder Instability - Suture Anchor

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Shoulder Instability - Suture Anchor Specification

Usage Type
Single use

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place; keep sterile before use

Instruments Type
Orthopedic surgical device

Accuracy
Highprecise placement

Features
Secure anchoring in bone; promotes tissue healing; minimal profile; strong pull-out strength

Function
Anchoring soft tissue to bone

Shelf Life
3-5 years

Equipment Type
Suture Anchor

Material
Medical grade stainless steel or bioabsorbable polymer

Condition
New

Technology
Arthroscopic fixation

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Shoulder instability repair, rotator cuff and soft tissue fixation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 3mm to 5mm diameter, length varies based on procedure

Weight
Lightweight (few grams)

Color
Silver (metallic) or White (polymer)

Indications
Anterior/posterior shoulder instability, Bankart repair, SLAP lesion, rotator cuff repair

Corrosion Resistant
Yes

Compatibility
Suitable for most arthroscopic instrumentation

Radiopacity
Radiopaque markers for imaging visibility

Suture Material
Polyester or ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene

Insertion Technique
Through minimally invasive procedures

Packaging
Individually packed and sterile

Biocompatibility
ISO 10993 certified

Thread Type
Preloaded with high-strength sutures

Anchor Design
Threaded or barbed for optimal grip

Anchor Size
Available in assorted sizes (3.0mm/4.5mm/5.5mm)

Sterilization Method
Gamma sterilized or EO sterilized

Pull-Out Strength
>150N (depending on model)

About Shoulder Instability - Suture Anchor

The Shoulder Instability - Suture Anchor is a medical implant used in orthopedic surgeries to repair and stabilize the shoulder joint. It is typically used to reattach soft tissues like ligaments and tendons to the bone. This device helps restore normal shoulder function in patients suffering from shoulder dislocations or chronic instability.

Advanced Features:

Biocompatible material ensures safe interaction with body tissues
Strong and secure anchoring for soft tissue fixation
Available in multiple sizes to suit patient-specific needs
Designed for ease of use during arthroscopic or open procedures
Helps minimize recovery time and improves surgical outcomes

Advanced Anchoring Technology for Shoulder Repairs

This suture anchor is meticulously engineered for optimal grip and stability in bone, utilizing threaded or barbed designs. Compatible with most arthroscopic systems and featuring radiopaque markers, it supports precise placement under minimally invasive conditions. Its corrosion-resistant materials and high pull-out strength enable secure fixation, essential for reliable soft tissue healing.

Safety, Biocompatibility, and Versatile Application

ISO 10993 certified, these anchors are available in medical-grade stainless steel or bioabsorbable polymer, making them safe and highly biocompatible. Sterilized by gamma or EO methods and individually packed, they are suitable for anterior and posterior shoulder instability, Bankart repair, SLAP lesions, and rotator cuff procedures.

FAQ's of Shoulder Instability - Suture Anchor:

Q: How is the suture anchor inserted during shoulder instability repair?

A: The anchor is placed using minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, allowing for precise and secure fixation of soft tissue to bone. This approach minimizes tissue trauma and supports rapid recovery.

Q: What types of suture materials are used with this anchor?

A: Each anchor comes preloaded with high-strength sutures made from either polyester or ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, providing durable, reliable tissue fixation throughout the healing process.

Q: When should this suture anchor be used?

A: The anchor is indicated for shoulder instability treatments, such as anterior or posterior repairs, Bankart repair, SLAP lesions, and rotator cuff repair. It is suitable for both acute and chronic conditions requiring secure soft tissue attachment to bone.

Q: Where is this device manufactured and supplied?

A: The suture anchor is manufactured, exported, and supplied from India, ensuring adherence to international quality and medical standards.

Q: What is the process for maintaining sterility and shelf life of this product?

A: Each unit is individually packed and sterilized using either gamma rays or EO gas. For best results, store it in a cool, dry place and do not use if the sterile packaging is compromised. The typical shelf life is 3 to 5 years.

Q: How does the design of the anchor benefit surgical outcomes?

A: With either threaded or barbed options, and strong radiopaque high-strength sutures, the anchor achieves secure bone fixation, strong pull-out resistance (>150N), precise placement, and encourages tissue healing-all while maintaining a minimal profile.

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