Crochet Hook
- An efficient tool designed for maneuvering in tight spaces to retrieve BioFiber loops during arthroscopic procedures like Bankart, SLAP, or rotator cuff repair.
- Its smooth tip prevents abrasion of BioFiber strands.
- The ergonomic handle enables easy instrument manipulation in the wet arthroscopic environment.
- The push-pull design allows for both pushing BioFiber knots and retrieving BioFibers using the same instrument.
- Procedure Name : Shoulder Arthroscopy
- Product Material : SS
- Design Type : NA
- Product Dimensions : NA
- Suture Color : NA
- Avg. Pull-Out Strength : NA
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“PMPL foot and ankle implants give secure fixation even in osteopenic bone. Instrument sets are complete and clearly labeled—great for the whole team.”
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