Suture Anchor

Suture Anchor is a highly advanced surgical device utilized to affix soft tissues, such as tendons, ligaments, and the meniscus, to the bone. These anchors are available in various types, each tailored for specific surgical applications. Anchor sutures are predominantly utilized in shoulder and knee surgeries to repair damaged tissues and restore functionality.

Main Components:

• Anchor: An implant meticulously designed to be embedded within the bone, providing a stable and durable fixation point.
• Eyelet: A loop or aperture within the anchor, through which the suture thread is precisely threaded.
• Suture: A high-strength thread affixed to both the anchor and the soft tissue, ensuring secure and reliable attachment.