One study of 18 patients, performed with the 1.4mm anchor, demonstrated clinically improved patient outcomes and fibrous tissue complete bony healing or combined fibro-osseous healing in the anchor tunnel.².

High pullout strength ranging from 20-120lbs, depending on size of anchor^{3 4}.

Most commonly used for soft tissue to bone fixation in the shoulder, designed with a #5 polyester sleeve and loaded with a #1 MaxBraid™ suture, 54lbs anchor pullout strength in cortical bone³.

• Curved 23˚ curvature allowing the ability to drill a hole perpendicular to bone surface at anchor site

• Percutaneous Allows anchor to be inserted into the skin through a 2.4mm diameter guide, minimising tissue trauma

• Centring Sleeve Assists with consistent anchor placement via the curved guide, by centring anchor in the drill hole

Most commonly used in the shoulder for labral tears, designed with a #6 polyester sleeve and loaded with a #2 MaxBraid suture and 65lbs anchor pull-out strength in cortical bone³. 

• Curved 23˚ curvature allowing the ability to drill a hole perpendicular to bone surface at anchor site

• Percutaneous Allows anchor to be inserted into the skin through a 2.4mm diameter guide, minimising tissue trauma

• Centring Sleeve Assists with consistent anchor placement via the curved guide by centring anchor in the drill hole