Devices and methods for fixing implants to tissue.

A knotless suture device with adjustable loops and braided cuffs enhances surgical efficiency and holding strength for implant fixation, addressing the limitations of traditional sutures in surgeries like mitral valve replacement.

JP2026524632APending Publication Date: 2026-07-23サージカル·ケーアイエス·リミテッド
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
サージカル·ケーアイエス·リミテッド
Filing Date
2024-06-26
Publication Date
2026-07-23

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Technical Problem

Surgical sutures that require knots or suture-locking devices are labor-intensive and can adversely affect the surgical procedure time and the integrity of the implant site, particularly in surgeries like mitral valve replacement, and self-locking sutures fail to provide sufficient holding strength.

Method used

A device comprising a first strand with adjustable and lockable loops and a second strand connected via a braided cuff, allowing knotless attachment of implants to tissue using needles to secure the loops and cuffs to the implant and tissue.

Benefits of technology

Facilitates faster surgical procedures by eliminating the need for knots and provides enhanced holding power, ensuring secure attachment of implants like annuloplasty rings and artificial valves without compromising the surgical site integrity.

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Abstract

A device for attaching an implant to tissue. The device comprises a first strand having two opposing ends that form two adjustable and lockable loops, and at least one second strand that is slidably connected to the first of the two adjustable and lockable loops.
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