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The BEAVER 4.0 mm Blade from Smith and Nephew is designed for use in hip arthroscopy for capsulotomy, labral takedown and psoas tendon release procedures. The single use device has a curved banana shape and a long, ergonomic handle.
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According to the manufacturer, BIORCI screws are the strongest bioabsorbable screws available for arthroscopists performing soft tissue or B-T-B reconstructions. They say that with the highest pullout strength and greatest resistance to breakage among bioabsorbable screws, the devices are...
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The BIOSURE Sync Tibial Fixation Device from Smith and Nephew is a device designed to increase the graft fixation strength on the tibial side after ACL repair. The device comprises an interference screw which sits inside an outer sheath and compresses the ligament graft against bone. The...
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The Birmingham Hip Resurfacing likely needs no introduction, as the device which kicked off the hip resurfacing revival of the last ten years. The device has been successfully marketed as a solution for younger patients requiring hip replacement, preserving bone on the femoral side. The...
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The Birmingham Mid Head Resection Prosthesis is a device which, in terms of the bone resected, lies between the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing and a more standard total hip replacement. It can be used when it is possible to preserve part, but not all, of the femoral head. This may be helpful if...
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