Intended for Healthcare ProfessionalsJuggerKnot® All-Suture Anchors
Clinical Results, Versatile, and Strong
The introduction of the 1.4 mm JuggerKnot All-Suture Anchor in 2009 revolutionized soft tissue fixation in Sports Medicine. This award winning* 100% suture based anchor system has quickly evolved into a family of anchors that offers one of the widest range of options for a multitude of different procedures.
- Clinical Results — One study of 18 patients, performed with the 1.4 mm anchor, demonstrated clinically improved patient outcomes and fibrous tissue complete bony healing or combined fibro-osseous healing in the anchor tunnel1
- Versatile — Gain access to this robust soft anchor system, which includes seven different size offerings and size specific instrumentation.
- Strong — Strength is equal to or greater than some anchors two or three times larger2 and*** high pullout strength ranging from 20-120 lbs., depending on size of anchor3,4
Size Options
1.0 mm JuggerKnot Mini Anchor
- Single-loaded
- #2-0 MaxBraid Suture or #3-0 MaxBraid Suture
- Direct insertion
1.4 mm JuggerKnot Short Anchor
- Single-loaded
- #1 MaxBraid Suture or 1.0 mm Broadband Tape
- Used with a drill guide
1.45 mm JuggerKnot Short Rigid Anchor
- Single-loaded
- #1 MaxBraid Suture, #2 MaxBraid Suture, or 1.5 mm Broadband Tape
- Direct insertion
2.9 mm JuggerKnot Short Rigid Anchor
- Double-loaded
- #2 MaxBraid Suture or 1.5 mm Broadband Tape
- Optional drill guide
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Videos
JuggerKnot Long Soft Anchor for Hip Acetabular Labral Repair Video
JuggerKnot Soft Anchor 1.45 mm Long Hip Labral Repair Video
Watch this surgical animation for using the JuggerKnot 1.45 mm anchor in hip labral repair, from initial placement to secure fixation within the labrum.
Clinical Graphics Hip Preservation Pre-Operative Planning Video
Additional Information
References
- Agrawal, V, MD; Pietrzak, WS, Ph.D. Triple labrum tears repaired with JuggerKnot™ soft anchor: Technique and results. Int J of Shoulder Surg 2015;9:81-9.
- Barber FA, MD, Herbert MA, Ph.D. “Cyclic Loading Biomechanical Analysis of the Pullout Strengths of Rotator Cuff and Glenoid Anchors: 2013 Update.” Arthroscopy, 29(5), p832-844, April 2013
- Barber FA, MD, Herbert MA, Ph.D, Hapa O., MD, Rapley JA, MD, Barber CA, Bynum JA, MD, Hrnack SC, MD. “Biomechanical Analysis of Pullout Strengths of Rotator Cuff and Glenoid Anchors: 2011 Update.” Arthroscopy, 27(7), p895-905, July 2011
- Data on file at Biomet Sports Medicine. Test Reports, AT47B, AT47D, BSM4, BSM03. Bench test results are not necessarily indicative of clinical results.
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