Knee Arthroscopy

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All-Inside ACL Reconstruction

Achieve all-inside reaming with the Infinity™ Retro-Reamer and suspensory fixation with the Infinity™ Femoral Adjustable Loop Button and Infinity™ Tibial Button.

Go all-in on all-inside

ACL Reconstruction using an all-inside approach involves closed socket tunnels to achieve an anatomic replication of the native ACL. This approach requires minimal bone removal and small skin incisions, while utilizing a button construct for suspensory fixation.

CONMED’s Infinity™ Knee System provides all the tools for this procedure. The Infinity™ Femoral Adjustable Loop Button, which has no minimum loop length and a dual locking mechanism, teams with the Infinity™ Tibial Button and Free Loop for suspensory fixation. With the aid of the Infinity™ Modular Guide, the Infinity™ Retro-Reamer provides all-inside reaming with simple actuation.

All-Inside ACL Reconstruction

Achieve all-inside reaming with the Infinity™ Retro-Reamer and suspensory fixation with the Infinity™ Femoral Adjustable Loop Button and Infinity™ Tibial Button.

Go all-in on all-inside

BTB ACL Reconstruction

EZStart™ Interference Screws provide a self-notching, self-tapping approach to ACL reconstruction using a bone-tendon-bone graft.

BTB Benefits

BTB grafts can lead to faster healing rates from bone to bone integration and aperture fixation of the graft against the bone tunnels. ACL Reconstruction using a bone-tendon-bone graft has become increasingly popular, especially among the younger and more active patient population. BTB grafts are often harvested from the patient’s central third of the patellar tendon, or a surgeon may prefer a BTB allograft from a donor.

CONMED’s EZStart™ Interference Screws are designed to be self-notching and self-tapping. This allows for easy initial placement, while the innovative dual-thread screw design creates its own thread pattern when turned.

PCL Reconstruction

The modular Infinity™ System has everything you need for PCL procedures.

PCL your way

As the anterior cruciate ligament’s counterpart, the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) primarily protects against posterior translation of the tibia. When torn, the patient may require reconstruction to restore the function of the PCL. The surgeon may choose to use an autograft or allograft to reconstruct the PCL, and may fixate the graft in place with suspensory or interference devices.

CONMED’s Infinity™ Knee System provides the guides, reamers, and suspensory & interference fixation options you need to complete your technique of choice. For aperture fixation, the ExoShape^® Femoral and Tibial Fasteners provide non-rotational PEEK fixation.

Meniscal Root Repair

Meniscal roots are repositioned and fixated into the original anatomical attachment

Studies show that a meniscal root repair procedure results in less stress in cartilage post operation¹

The meniscal roots are responsible for maintaining placement and stability of the meniscus, and patients who have sustained a meniscal root tear often require surgery to properly repair the root or a meniscectomy. During this procedure, the root of the meniscus is often repositioned and fixated into its original anatomical attachment site using anchors or sutures.

CONMED’s Y-Knot^® Flex All-Suture Anchor is used to help reach stable refixation of the meniscus root without the need for an additional posterior portal.

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CAT #	UPC-R80MD
Paper	Roll paper with no back Print
Ribbon	Self-laminating color ribbon is equipped with an IC tag for auto recognition of the media size
Purchasing Unit of Measure	1 roll = 50 prints, 1 box = 2 ribbons and 2 rolls (50 x 2 = 100 prints per box)

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