MEDICINA DELLO SPORT

Q-FIX◊ Ancora all-suture per anca

Accesso migliorato,1,2 dislocazione ultra ridotta3-7 e la massima resistenza di fissazione1

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The next generation in technology

The Q-FIX All-Suture Anchor provides the benefits of a small, soft anchor with the characteristics of traditional anchor designs.5,8,9 This uniquely designed, radially expanding anchor offers compact size, high fixation strength,*3-7 low displacement3-7 and consistent deployment.10-12 Now available with a curved guide system that can improve access to challenging hip and shoulder anatomy.1

Designed for hip repair and reconstruction, it delivers performance characteristics that meet or exceed other all-suture anchors.**4,5,7

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*Come dimostrato nei test al banco.

**Le caratteristiche prestazionali si riferiscono alla resistenza di fissazione e alla dislocazione. Resistenza di fissazione dimostrata nei test al banco rispetto ad ancore all-suture simili della concorrenza, con caricamento singolo, in blocco osseo da 30 pcf. Dislocazione dimostrata nei test al banco; rispetto a Stryker IconixTM1, 2, 2.5 e 3, Parcus Medical Draw TightTM 1.8 e 3.2, Zimmer Biomet JuggerknotTM 1.4, 1.45 (n. 1 e n. 2), 1.5 e 2.9) e Conmed Y-KnotTM Flex 1.3, 1.8 e 2.8.

***Come dimostrato nei test al banco; rispetto a Stryker Iconix 1, 2, 2.5 e 3, Parcus Medical Draw TightTM 1.8 e 3.2, Zimmer Biomet JuggerknotTM 1.4, 1.45 (n. 1 e n. 2), 1.5 e 2.9 e Conmed Y-KnotTM Flex 1.3, 1.8 e 2.8.

****Come dimostrato nei test al banco; rispetto a Zimmer Biomet JuggerKnotTM 1.45 (n. 1 e n. 2), ConMed Y-KnotTM Flex 1.3 e Stryker Iconix 1

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