Shoulder Instability Repair
Are you experiencing pain and weakness in your shoulder and repeated dislocations? Does your shoulder ever “give way”? Shoulder instability occurs when the head of the upper arm bone is forced out of the shoulder socket, typically as a result of accident or injury. These injuries are painful and can prevent you from participating in the activities that you love. With the help of an orthopedic surgeon and suture anchors, you can get back to your active lifestyle quickly.
The Role of Knotless Push-In Anchors
If surgery is required to stabilize your shoulder, your surgeon will likely use a push-in anchor to help repair tears to the labrum (the cartilage around the edge of the shoulder socket). Anika offers many knotless push-in anchors for use in these types of repairs, including the Knotless AP Push-In Anchors, that provide support as the body heals, but are resorbed and go away over time so there is less foreign material left behind than other types of push-in anchors.
Patient Benefits
- Bioabsorbable materials that are MR Safe
- Provides support as the body heals and is then absorbed into the body over time
- Broad portfolio of product offerings in different sizes and configurations
- Helps patients return to an active lifestyle
If you are living with shoulder pain and are a candidate for instability repair surgery, talk to your doctor about Anika’s instability repair solutions today.
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