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What Is PEEK Anchor？

PEEK anchor (Polyetheretherketone anchor ) is a polyetheretherketone material suitable for the repair, reattachment or reconstruction of bone and soft tissue in foot, ankle, hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder surgery.
PEEK anchor is divided into 3 different forms according to the form, anchor is made of polyetheretherketone (OPTIMA) material in accordance with YY/T0660-2008 standard, the product is sterilized by ethylene oxide, the validity period is 5 years.

PEEK suture anchors are available in a variety of designs to meet different surgical needs. The Hip Suture Anchor product line includes knotless anchors designed for hip labral refixation and reconstruction, with a non-absorbable PEEK option. Similarly, the PEEK Suture Anchor System is designed to anchor soft tissue to bone in multiple anatomical locations, such as the foot, ankle, hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder.

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Specification

PEEK Medical anchors Size

Product Name	Diameter (mm)	Number of sutures	Suture Needle
Wide Threaded Wire Anchor	5	2	With Needle
			Without Needle
	5.5	2	With Needle
			Without Needle
	6.5	2	With Needle
			Without Needle

Product Name	Diameter (mm)	Number of sutures	Suture Needle
Double Threaded Wire Anchor	2.8	2	With Needle
			Without Needle
	3.5	2	With Needle
			Without Needle
	4.5	2	With Needle
			Without Needle
	5	2	With Needle
			Without Needle
	5.5	2	With Needle
			Without Needle
	6.5	2	With Needle

postoperative effect

Chirurgische Folgen von PEEK Suture Anchors sowie die Nutzen der Operationsfolge bei Kopfschmerzen und Schulterschmerzen wurden als erhebliche Verbesserungen festgestellt.
In terms of the functional scores and the degree of range of motion, no statistical differences were noticed between patients of two groups with using different types of anchors; however, the PEEK anchors revealed higher percentages of bone ingrowth in the comparison with the use of the non-vented biocomposite anchors.
The study also showed more bone ingrowth in the PEEK cylinder filled with open anchor at date 180 and as such, it was more effective than non-vented anchors in accelerating rotator cuff healing in the early stage.
In spite of increased fluid formation at the site of PEEK more than biocomposite anchors, the latter also contributed to the formation of osteolysis.
Qualitative investigations revealed continued functional gains and additional pain alleviation in patients who received PEEK anchors at one year follow-up with subsequent clinical and magnetic resonance imaging examination.
The findings proved that functional score and arc of motion had no substantial difference in either of the anchor types; however the PEEK is more favorable in bone growth than VFB.
Other investigations identified that although biocomposite anchors were prone to create a synergy that led to increased formation of fluid within the systemic region of the body, fluid was also found to form around PEEK anchors as well as the osteolysis.

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Advantages of PEEK anchors

PEEK Suture Anchors have changed many surgical practices in the orthopedic field, allowing tendons to be anchored to the bone more quickly and efficiently in both open and arthroscopic procedures.

PEEK anchors have high strength, high toughness and excellent pullout strength.
PEEK anchors are biocompatible with human bone.

PEEK anchors do not degrade as slowly as metal implants, thus avoiding the toxicity, antigenicity or carcinogenicity typically associated with metal implants.
PEEK suture anchors provide stable fixation during shoulder arthroscopy without the complications associated with degraded polymers such as PLA implants.

The permeability of PEEK suture anchors to X-rays, MRI and CT scans ensures that they do not interfere with postoperative imaging.
The high processing flexibility of PEEK materials available for 3D printing enables the production of a wide range of shapes that are perfectly suited to each patient's situation.
PEEK anchor has excellent biomechanical stability