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Suturas por tamaño

FiberWire® está disponible en diversos tamaños: 4-0, 3-0, 2-0, 0, 1, 2, 5 y Suture Tapes.

Shoulder

Product

FiberTape y TigerTape son suturas de 2 mm de ancho de muy alta resistencia con una estructura similar a la FiberWire. Las suturas ofrecen una amplia resistencia a la compresión y mayor resistencia al corte a través del tejido lo que las convierten en una opción excelente para la reparación del manguito rotador sin nudos con las técnicas de reparación SpeedBridge y SpeedFix. También es útil para las aplicaciones muy exigentes como la reconstrucción de la articulación AC y de otras áreas en las que la hay una ruptura importante del tejido.

FiberTape® y TigerTape

Human

Child (D)

SutureTape, la versión mejorada de la sutura FiberWire®, es la próxima generación en tecnología de sutura. En comparación con la sutura FiberWire, SutureTape trenzada plana tiene una fuerza similar y es más resistente a la tracción del tejido.1 SutureTape está disponible en tamaños de 0,9 mm, 1,3 mm y 1,7 mm y en varios colores y patrones.
Referencia
1. Arthrex, Inc. LA1-00038-EN_B. Naples, Florida; 2017.

Paul C. Brady, MD (Knoxville, TN), performs a cadaveric SLAP repair using PushLock® suture anchors and FiberStick™ SutureTape. Dr. Brady demonstrates how to use FiberStick SutureTape in a simple and mattress configuration.

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SLAP Repair Using FiberStick™ SutureTape With 2.9 mm Short PushLock® Anchors

Hi, my name is Doctor Paul Brady. I'm from Knoxville, Tennessee. Today I'm going to be demonstrating a slap repair utilizing a suture tape fiber stick as well as a short two nine push lock anchor. So for suture passage I chose to use a suture lasso device. This is a right sided curve for this left slap repair. So we'll work through our anterior superior lateral portal. I think that'll give us the best view. We can go underneath the biceps, but I think I'll go over the biceps. I think it'll be a little bit easier. And we'll get a good bite of the labral tissue, trying not to get the capsular tissue behind it, because we don't want to cause too much stiffness. We'll penetrate that and just give it a little roll and a little wiggle. And then once we have it there, we'll roll that in. I'll roll a good amount in and then we'll reach with a fully toothed grasper from my low anterior portal. So the stiff portion of this suture tape fiber stick implant has a monofilament inside of it. So when you grab it, you don't have to worry about it. Abrading the suture and causing damage to the suture. Well, even those two ends up relatively close. Now our repair suture is in a good position. Now we'll create a bone socket to secure those repair sutures within, drill our hole in the bone. So I'm using the mini kingfisher retriever. And I'm going to pull both of those sutures up through my port of Wilmington. I like to cut off the monofilament stiff portion of the suture, because it loads easier into the anchor eyelet if you don't have to deal with that stiff portion of the suture. So we'll load our repair sutures into the eyelet of the anchor. Slide that down and give it just a little bit of tensioning here. Slide that down. And once the anchor is down onto the bone, we'll remove the protective covering. And then we'll secure that down, turn this counterclockwise to unload it from the eyelet, and we'll just put this right on top of the bone and cut that flush with the bone. So here you can see how that suture tape gives you that nice broad area of compression of your tissue onto the bone bed. Let's go ahead and pass our second suture in a horizontal or an oblique configuration. Again we'll come over top of the biceps. We'll take our first bite just behind the root of the biceps here trying not to get this capsule. And penetrate and then just turn. And then we'll grab that here. And I'm just going to hold that for a second and I'm going to pull this back. We'll feed a little bit of slack in this suture. And then we'll penetrate right about here. So my assistant is holding that first pass, and then I'm going to grab the second pass and hold that while we unload the device. All right. So now you can see we've passed this in a horizontal mattress fashion. You have that nice broad compression that the suture tape gives you. And those sutures currently are coming out of our low anterior portal. I'll use the mini kingfisher to pull those out my anterior lateral portal again, to pass these easier through the eyelet of the anchor, I'm going to go ahead and remove the rigid portion of the suture and get to the suture tape portion of the suture. Then I'll even those ends up, and we'll be ready to insert those into a bone socket. So we'll go ahead and create our bone socket again through our anterior superior lateral portal. This is a good insertion angle I believe. So we'll put it right underneath the root of the biceps. And then go ahead and drill that. A small trick for loading these sutures into this eyelet is to double over the sutures, and that makes it easier to load into the flag. We'll go ahead and compress that into our bone socket. Secure our anchor and then turn counterclockwise to unload the inserter from the eyelet. We'll load those sutures into a mini suture cutter utilizing the mega loader, and put that right down against the bone. So there we have our completed two anchor repair of a superior labral tear with posterior extension. Posterior anchor utilizing the suture tape fiber-optic implant into a 2.9mm short push lock anchor site. Second is an oblique mattress. You see that nice broad compression that that suture tape gives you into? Again, another short 2.9mm push lock anchor site.

Sutura SutureTape

LabralTape es una sutura especializada, suave y de bajo perfil hecha de polietileno. Este producto se combina bien con los PushLocks de 2,9 mm y SwiveLocks de 3,5 mm para proporcionar una superficie de inserción más ancha a reparaciones sin nudos. LabralTape de 1,5 mm complementa la reparación del labrum sin nudos y es así otro modo en que Arthrex está ayudando a los cirujanos a tratar mejor a los pacientes.

LabralTape™

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Sutura - Tamaño 5

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Sutura - Tamaño 2

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Sutura - Tamaño 1

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Sutura - Tamaño 0

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Sutura - Tamaño 2-0

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Sutura - Tamaño 3-0

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