TR022 and TR042 are adjustable-loop suture button configurations for femoral fixation of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments. The button-and-loop construct supports graft suspension and fixation while allowing tension management during the planned ACL and PCL reconstruction technique.
TR022 is the A16-04 configuration with 2 holes. TR042 is the B16-04 configuration with 8 holes. Both configurations include blue-and-white leading suture and are selected according to the required fixation construct and surgical workflow.
The adjustable loop supports graft positioning and tension management during femoral fixation of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments. Product selection should be based on patient anatomy, graft configuration, bone-tunnel conditions and the responsible surgeon's ACL/PCL reconstruction technique.
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Configuration summary
| Model | Configuration | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| TR022 | A16-04 Adjustable Loop | 2 holes; blue and white leading suture |
| TR042 | B16-04 Adjustable Loop | 8 holes; blue and white leading suture |
1. What are TR022 and TR042 used for?
They are used for graft suspension and femoral fixation of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments in ACL/PCL reconstruction.
2. What is the difference between TR022 and TR042?
TR022 is the A16-04 configuration with 2 holes, while TR042 is the B16-04 configuration with 8 holes.
3. What suture configuration is included?
Both models include blue-and-white leading suture.
4. How does the adjustable loop support fixation?
The adjustable loop supports graft positioning and tension management according to the selected reconstruction technique.
5. How should the model be selected?
Selection should consider the graft, bone-tunnel condition, fixation plan and the responsible surgeon's clinical requirements.
