163 devices · GMDN 36174
Ligament bone anchors are permanent implants used to secure soft tissue or synthetic ligaments directly to bone. These devices are commonly utilized during orthopedic reconstructive procedures, such as knee surgery, to restore joint stability.
These implants are constructed from non-bioabsorbable materials, meaning they are designed to remain in the body without degrading or being absorbed by natural processes. They are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to accommodate different surgical requirements and anatomical needs.
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