Numerous fixation options to suit any approach
Patients that have sustained an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear, which is often a sports-related injury, may require surgery to reconstruct the ACL. In this procedure, a graft from the patient or from a donor is used to replace the torn ligament. Suspensory or aperture fixation may be used to fixate the graft in place.
CONMED's suspensory fixation options are highlighted by the Infinity™ Femoral Adjustable Loop Button, which has no minimum loop length and a dual locking mechanism. The Infinity™ Modular Guide System was designed for maximum ease of use.
Infinity™ Femoral Adjustable Loop Button
The world’s first1 adjustable, reversible loop button for femoral fixation
infinity femoral adjustable loop button attached to sutures
long singular strand of biobrace with sutures
Infinity™ Anteromedial Guide
Designed for a straight anatomic approach with left or right orientations and multiple sizes
infinity anteromedial guide with spade slip
Infinity™ Modular Guide System
An all-in-one system that can accommodate multiple techniques and procedures
infinity modular guide arm
Constant Diameter Reamers
Designed for quick and efficient bone removal during arthroscopic knee procedures
two constant diameter reamers
GENESYS™ Matryx® Interference Screws
An optimal combination of biologic healing2 and mechanical integrity
tip of genesys matryx interference screw
ExoShape® Femoral Soft Tissue Fastener
Expandable Block Lock provides graft compression and aperture fixation
tip of the exoshape femoral soft tissue fastener
ExoShape® Tibial Soft Tissue Fastener
“Closed force loop” eliminates unwanted graft laxity
tip of exoshape tibial soft tissue fastener
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1 Based on 2021 market analysis
2 Biologic Healing is defined by CONMED as the body’s natural healing process.