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The AS Meniscal Repair System from Medtronic (previously Covidien) is a device which assists in the approximation of soft tissue in the arthroscopic repair of meniscal tears. The single-use device allows the passage of a suture behind the tear in the meniscus using an "all-inside"...
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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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The Ceruleau probe from NuOrtho surgical is a 3.5mm bipolar electrosurgical probe which delivers non-ablative doses of radiofrequency energy to treatment sites, particularly during arthroscopic chondroplasty treatment of major joints. The probe can be used with Valleylab and...
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The DYONICS GLIDER Articular Cartilage Probe is a monopolar radiofrequency probe designed for the treatment of Grade II and III chondromalacia. It is part of the Smith and Nephew ELECTROTHERMAL ARTHROSCOPY SYSTEM and is compatible with the VULCAN generator. The effect of this device on articular...
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The Sequent Meniscal Repair Device from ConMed is a device which assists all-inside repair of meniscal tears. It comprises 3 size configurations. The device comprises PEEK implants which are placed into the meniscus and a suture which can be deployed between the implants.
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