The PEEK Suture Anchor series is designed for connecting and fixing tendons, ligaments and other soft tissues to bone during orthopedic and arthroscopic procedures. This model combination includes the LYPA-M impact-type anchor and the LYPA-T knotless anchor, providing two fixation approaches in a compact 3.0 mm configuration.
The anchor body uses PEEK and features a barbed design. The barbed structure supports smooth implantation and strong pullout resistance during soft-tissue fixation. The PEEK construction also provides an imaging-friendly fixation option for procedures in which clear postoperative imaging is important.
LYPA-M is a 3.0 mm impact-type belt-line anchor with double-line suture. It is designed for fixation applications requiring an impact-type anchor and double-line suture configuration. LYPA-T is a 3.0 mm knotless anchor that supports knot-free fixation and simplified suture management.
The series is suitable for connecting and fixing the shoulder, elbow, knee, hip, ankle, hand and wrist, as well as bones and soft tissues, according to the applicable clinical requirements and product instructions. Ortho WTT supports model selection, product configuration, quotation coordination and technical communication for professional sports medicine customers.
Product specification
| Product model | Specification | Product description |
|---|---|---|
| LYPA-M | 3.0 × 12.5 mm, D, 2, G | 3.0 mm impact-type belt-line anchor, double line |
| LYPA-T | 3.0 × 12.7 mm, D, 3, H | 3.0 mm knotless anchor |
1. What is the PEEK Suture Anchor used for?
It is used for connecting and fixing tendons, ligaments and other soft tissues to bone during orthopedic and arthroscopic procedures.
2. What is the difference between LYPA-M and LYPA-T?
LYPA-M is a 3.0 mm impact-type belt-line anchor with double-line suture, while LYPA-T is a 3.0 mm knotless anchor.
3. What material is used in the anchor?
The anchor is made from PEEK, an imaging-friendly material used for selected sports medicine fixation applications.
4. What is the purpose of the barbed design?
The barbed design supports smooth implantation and strong pullout resistance during soft-tissue fixation.
5. What does knotless fixation mean for the LYPA-T model?
The LYPA-T model uses a knotless fixation design, which simplifies suture management by securing the suture without a conventional knot-tying step.
6. Which anatomical areas can this anchor be used for?
The listed application includes the shoulder, elbow, knee, hip, ankle, hand and wrist, as well as bone and soft-tissue fixation according to the applicable clinical requirements.
7. How can Ortho WTT support model selection?
Ortho WTT can support selection between the LYPA-M impact-type double-line anchor and the LYPA-T knotless anchor, together with product information, quotation coordination and technical communication.
