Suture Anchor System

A suture anchor system is a medical device used to attach soft tissue, such as tendons or ligaments, to bone during orthopedic surgeries. The system typically consists of a screw-like anchor made of biocompatible materials, such as titanium, and a suture that is threaded through the anchor and tied to the soft tissue. The anchor is inserted into the bone, and as it is screwed in, the suture tightens around the soft tissue, securing it to the bone. Suture anchor systems are commonly used in procedures such as rotator cuff repair and ACL reconstruction