Endo Button, also commonly referred to as an Endobutton or cortical fixation button, is an orthopedic implant used for soft-tissue and ligament fixation during arthroscopic reconstruction procedures. It is particularly associated with ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) reconstruction.
The device is designed to provide fixation of a ligament graft against the cortical surface of bone. Its compact design and strong fixation characteristics make it an important component in various ligament reconstruction techniques.
Endo Buttons are manufactured from implant-grade materials selected for biocompatibility, strength, dimensional accuracy, and surgical performance. Different designs and configurations may be available depending on the surgical technique and fixation requirements.
Key Features
- Designed for cortical fixation
- Commonly used in ligament reconstruction
- Suitable for arthroscopic procedures
- Compact implant design
- High mechanical strength
- Implant-grade biocompatible materials
- Available in different configurations
- Designed for secure graft fixation
- Suitable for orthopedic and sports medicine applications
Applications
ACL Reconstruction:
Endobuttons are commonly used for femoral-side fixation of ACL grafts.
Ligament Reconstruction:
May be used in selected ligament reconstruction techniques where cortical fixation is required.
Sports Medicine:
Used in orthopedic procedures involving ligament and tendon repair or reconstruction.
Arthroscopic Surgery:
Designed for minimally invasive orthopedic procedures requiring reliable graft fixation.
Types / Related Products
- Endo Button
- Endobutton
- Adjustable Loop Endobutton
- Fixed Loop Endobutton
- Cortical Fixation Button
- ACL Fixation Button
- Ligament Fixation Button
- Arthroscopy Fixation Implant
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