Product Profile

they look like small bullets with wings or ridges, that help secure them in bone and an eyelet through which suture passes. the bullet shape helps them tunnel into bone. when an anchor is buried into bone the sutures effectively come out of the bone and can then be passed through tendon tissue.

Product Uses:

suture anchors are entirely composed of suture material and rely on a different bone-anchor fixation mechanism. instead of a screw-like fixation, they typically expand in the bone and are fixated underneath the cortex

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