Allografts

Single Strand Tendon

Nonsutured Sterile Tendons

Single Strand Tendon

Surgical reconstruction of smaller joints can be achieved utilizing single strand tendons. Stabilization of the ankle, and reconstruction of the MPFL, ALL or AC joint are commonly performed using the strong, yet small diameter single strand tendon.

Allograft Highlights

  • Allows for various techniques
  • 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

Product Specs

Available single strand tendons include:

  • Anterior tibialis (Diameter: 5mm-7mm (single) Length: 19cm-24cm)
  • Semitendinosus (Diameter: 4mm-6.5mm (single) Length: 19cm-24cm)
  • Gracilis (Diameter: 3.5mm-5mm (single) Length: 19cm-24cm)

Features and Benefits

Partcodes

Single Strand Anterior Tibialis: SAT-001
Single Strand Gracilis: SST-001
Single Strand Semitendinosus Tendon: SST-001

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Resources

Information Sheets

A sterile tendon option intended for ligament repair that meets your needs for various techniques.

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A summary showcasing JRF Ortho, the industry‑leading provider of cartilage restoration allografts, and its partners. It provides a comprehensive list of allograft offerings from OCAs to Tendons to Menisci.

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Surgical Techniques

An advanced MPFL reconstruction variant that employs 3.5 mm BioComposite SwiveLock® anchors on the patella and an ACL-style adjustable-loop TightRope® device for the femoral attachment to allow intraoperative retensioning and optimal isometry throughout knee motion.

A double-bundle MPFL reconstruction technique using parallel drill guides and SwiveLock® anchors for patellar fixation combined with femoral fixation using a TightRope® implant, enabling precise graft positioning and adjustable tension to restore patellar stability.

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