Suture Hook Overview
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Combined with an arthroscope, the suture hook is mainly used in rotator cuff repair surgery. It features excellent surface processing craft, ensuring smooth operation during complex procedures.
Laparoscopic Suture Passer / Orthopedic Suture Hook
A simple tool that performs well in tight spaces to retrieve suture loops during arthroscopic Bankart, SLAP, rotator cuff, or any suturing procedure. The smooth tip prevents abrasion of suture strands, and the ergonomic knurled handle facilitates instrument manipulation in the wet arthroscopic environment. It was designed to push suture knots and/or retrieve suture with the same instrument.
Manufacturing Excellence
As a professional medical device manufacturer integrated with R&D, production, and sales, our production is organized strictly in accordance with national GMP certification standards. We focus on orthopedic medical electric bone drill series, oscillating saws, multi-function drill saw systems, orthopedic implants & instruments for both human and veterinary use, patient warming systems, and dental equipment. Our surgical power tools and orthopedic instruments are utilized in trauma operation, joint operation, spine surgery, thoracic surgery, maxillofacial surgery, and veterinary orthopedics.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the primary applications for this suture hook?
It is primarily used in arthroscopic procedures such as rotator cuff repair, Bankart repair, and SLAP repair for retrieving suture loops in tight joint spaces.
2. How many angle configurations are available?
The suture hook comes in multiple angles including Straight 90°, and Left or Right orientations at 20°, 45°, and 90° to suit different surgical approaches.
3. What material is the suture hook made of?
It is manufactured using high-grade surgical stainless steel with an ergonomic knurled handle for superior grip in wet surgical environments.
4. Can this instrument be used for both human and veterinary surgery?
Yes, our orthopedic instruments are designed for high precision and are suitable for trauma and joint operations in both human and veterinary orthopedics.
5. Does the tip damage the suture material?
No, the instrument is designed with a smooth, polished tip specifically to prevent abrasion or fraying of the suture strands during manipulation.
6. Is the instrument compatible with standard sterilization methods?
Yes, our surgical instruments are built to withstand standard autoclave and sterilization protocols used in hospitals and clinics.
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