Two-Part Knotless Suture Anchor
A technology of sutures and flexible components, applied in the field of two-part knotless suture anchors, which can solve the problems of difficult and time-consuming slipping knots
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[0041] Several challenges are faced in delivering suture anchor assemblies for use in soft tissue for bone repair. One such challenge is locating the point at which the suture anchor will be inserted into the bone. Typically, suture anchors are inserted into the bone in pre-prepared holes. While the general location of the bone hole is known, keeping the bone hole precisely aligned with the delivery path of the anchor assembly can be difficult given the small size of the anchor assembly and limited visibility within the surgical site. Accordingly, a suture anchor assembly that has the ability to locate a bone hole within a defined area in which the hole is known is located is desirable.
[0042] Another such challenge is maintaining a clear delivery path for the suture anchor assembly to the bone hole. As the connection between the soft tissue and bone becomes weakened or severed in the repair area, the soft tissue and bone can shift during surgery, obstructing the delivery ...
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