Calcaneal Tendon Suture Anchor

TITANIUM SUTURE ANCHOR

Key Benefits
Force Fiber® suture’s coreless braid configuration enhances handling characteristics
Force Fiber® suture is made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene material that enhances suture strength*
No Silicone is added as part of the manufacturing of Force Fiber® product
Force Fiber® is a registered trademark of Teleflex™ Incorporated
*Data on file at Teleflex™

Designed by Foot and Ankle
Surgeons, for Foot and Ankle
Surgery
» Self-drilling, self-tapping cutting flutes ease
anchor insertion
» Modular handle design allows for organized
suture & needle deployment
» FORCE FIBER® suture’s coreless braid
configuration enhances handling characteristics.
» FORCE FIBER® suture is made from ultra-high
molecular weight polyethylene material that
enhances suture strength.*
» No Silicone is added as part of the manufacturing
of FORCE FIBER® product.
»Ultra-high molecular weight
polyethylene surgical suture
»Outstanding tensile and knot strength
» Low knot profile

Surgical Summary – Tendon Attachment
Anchor Positioning
Prior to insertion, position the driver tip
to achieve the desired trajectory. While
maintaining slight pressure and ensuring that
the anchor is free of soft-tissue, rotate the
handle clockwise to begin advancement.

Anchor Seating
Advance the anchor until the optimal depth
has been reached. A driver shaft depth marker
is located 1mm above the anchor and may be
used as a reference during insertion.

Suture Deployment
All anchors are loaded with FORCE FIBER®
sutures which pass through the anchor, up
the driver shaft, and wrap inside the suture
cartridge. Upon final seating of the anchor,
release the suture cartridge by pulling