Finished Product

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Human

Product

Hip FiberTak soft anchors are available single- and double-loaded with multiple innovative suture options. These anchors are also complemented by curved and straight guide delivery systems and 1.6 mm, 1.7 mm, and 1.8 mm drills to help minimize bone removal.
These anchors offer the benefits, clinical experience, and product support surgeons have come to appreciate from Arthrex.

Hip FiberTak® Soft Anchor

Child (D)

The tensionable Knotless Hip FiberTak soft anchor combines the benefits of soft anchors with knotless soft-tissue fixation. These anchors are compatible with straight and curved drill guide instrumentation, and the tensionable suture-locking mechanism allows surgeons to control the repair tension under direct visualization.

Knotless Hip FiberTak® Soft Anchors

Simplify arthroscopic acetabular labral repair with the Knotless Hip SutureTak anchor, which combines a proven1 and reproducible suture anchor design and insertion procedure with knotless soft-tissue fixation. Use the guide and drill to precisely create a pilot hole on the acetabular rim and insert the suture anchor through the guide, maintaining the same drill trajectory. Pass and shuttle the suture into the locking mechanism, allowing controlled tension of the repair suture for knotless soft-tissue fixation under direct visualization.
Reference
1. Arthrex, Inc. LA1-00017-EN_A. Naples, FL; 2015.

Knotless Hip SutureTak® Suture Anchors

Procedure

Achieve labral fixation by placing sutures through the labrum in simple or labral base stitch configurations using any Arthrex suture passer. Standard and Knotless SutureTak® and FiberTak® anchors should be placed prior to passing the repair suture, while PushLock® anchors should be placed after passing the repair suture.

Curved Hip FiberTak, Crown Tip Guide, 16°

AR-3600DGC-16

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