Orthopedic Suture Anchor Driver, Sports Medicine / Orthopedic Surgical Instrument

Orthopedic Suture Anchor Driver, Sports Medicine / Orthopedic Surgical InstrumentPrimary uses:

Soft Tissue-to-Bone Fixation: In arthroscopic surgery, a suture anchor is screwed into bone to reattach torn tendons, ligaments, or labrum (e.g., rotator cuff, shoulder labrum, knee meniscus root) to the bone surface.

Knotless Design: A unique screw-in locking mechanism allows for direct tension adjustment and locking during implantation, eliminating the need for surgical knot tying and simplifying the surgical workflow.

Indications: Commonly used in minimally invasive orthopedic procedures such as rotator cuff repair, shoulder instability repair, knee meniscus repair, and ligament reconstruction.

Design features:

Long shaft with metal tip: Enables precise anchor placement within bone tunnels and transmits torque for screw-in insertion.

Overall structure: Optimized for the narrow operating space in arthroscopy to achieve minimally invasive fixation.

Color-coded differentiation (for quick identification):

Different anchor diameters/lengths

Different surgical sites (shoulder, knee, ankle, etc.)

Different implantation methods (screw-in vs. push-in)