Pigtail Hamstring Tendon Stripper, open end, 5 mm

Pigtail Hamstring-Sehnenstripper, offenes Ende, 5 mm

Pigtail Hamstring Tendon Stripper, open end, 5 mm

Extractor de tendón isquiotibial con punta en espiral,extremo abierto,Ø

TENOTOMO PARA TENDAO TENDAO DA PERNA PIGTAIL EXTREMIDADE ABERTA 5 MM

Finished Product

AR-1278P

Human

Knee

Product

Arthrex offers the most advanced techniques and instruments for hamstring harvesting and preparation. Harvesting can be accomplished safely and reproducibly both from the traditional anterior approach or through a posterior approach using the minimally invasive hamstring harvest technique and specialized tendon strippers. 
 

The Arthrex Graft Prep Station offers a variety of interchangeable clamps and posts to facilitate graft tensioning and suturing. 
 

Graft preparation has been revolutionized with the FiberLoop® line of suture and SpeedWhip™ technique. The continuous loops of #2 or #0 suture and free-floating straight or curved needles allow reproducible graft suturing in half the time of traditional straight sutures.

Hamstring Graft Harvest and Preparation Instruments

Child (D)

Procedure

PCL injuries occur during sports-related activities or high-velocity, traumatic accidents. Indications for operative treatment of PCL tears include acute injuries, active young patients, and either isolated grade 3 tears or combined injuries, such as a grade 2 injury with posterolateral corner instability. 

Arthrex developed several techniques for isolated PCL injuries—including PCL inlay reconstruction, double-bundle PCL reconstruction, and the transtibial PCL RetroConstruction™ procedure—that can be combined with multiligament or posterolateral corner reconstruction.
Additionally, a comprehensive line of PCL reconstruction instrumentation is available for a variety of PCL reconstruction techniques, as well as autografts and allografts and single- or double-bundle options.

Pigtail Hamstring Tendon Stripper, open end, 5 mm

AR-1278P

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