Nonsutured Sterile Tendons
Double Strand Tendon
Laxity in joints caused by ligament tears does not need to permanently restrict a patients’ activity. Whether in the ankle, knee or shoulder stabilization of joints can be regained by reconstructing torn ligaments with double strand tendons. With a variety of lengths and diameters, double strand allograft tendons can be used to reconstruct cruciate ligaments in the knee and stabilize ankle and shoulder joints following traumatic tears.
Allograft Highlights
- Allows for surgeon to select best fixation technique
- Surgeons can predetermine diameter size of tunnels and graft length
- Eliminates additional pain and surgical scars from autograft harvesting
- Simplifies procedure versus autograft, potentially saving OR time and cost
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Product Specs
Available double strand tendons include:
- Anterior tibialis (Diameter: 8mm-12mm (folded) Length: 23cm-32cm)
- Posterior tibialis (Diameter: 8mm-12mm (folded) Length: 23cm-32cm)
- Semitendinosus (Diameter: 5mm-8.5mm (folded) Length: 23cm-30cm)
- Gracilis (Diameter: 6mm-7.5mm (folded) Length: 23cm-32cm)
- Peroneus longus (Diameter: 7mm-10mm (folded) Length: 23cm-36cm)
Features and Benefits
- Tendon allografts remain an excellent repair option for any ligament repair procedure where prior reconstructions have failed or where tendon ruptures or tears are present.
- Ultra-low dose frozen irradiated tendon (9.5 – 15 kGy) – assures sterility & maintaining biomechanical strength. Click here for more information.
- Frozen Allograft Handling & Preparation Instructions
Partcodes
Double Strand Posterior Tibialis: DAP-001
Double Strand Anterior Tibialis: DAT-001
Double Strand Gracilis Tendon: DSG:001
Double Strand Peroneus Longus: DSP-001
Double Strand Semitendinosus Tendon: DST-001
