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BIOMECHANICAL

PROPERTIES

OF

GRYPHON®

BR

SUTURE

ANCHORS

USING

AN

IN

VIVO

OVINE

MODEL

Dave

Spenciner,

PE,

ScM,

MBA

(DePuy

Synthes

Mitek

Sports

Medicine)

Amir

Moinfar,

MD

(Elite

Orthopaedic

Musculoskeletal

Center)

Jonathan

Schiller,

MD

(The

Warren

Alpert

Medical

School

of

Brown

University,

Rhode

Island

Hospital)

OBJECTIVE

METHODS

TMFollowing

approval

of

the

protocol

by

the

Institutional

The

successful

use

of

BIOCRYL®

RAPIDE

Biocomposite

Material

in

interference

screws

and

Animal

Care

and

Use

Committee

(IACUC),

a

total

of

12

suture

anchors

has

been

well

described

in

the

sheep

were

enrolled

in

this

study.

Both

humeri

of

clinical

literature

[Barber

Arthroscopy

2011;

Frosch

each

sheep

were

inserted

with

GRYPHON

P

BR

Strategies

Trauma

Limb

Reconstr

2009;

Van

Klunen

anchors

following

the

Mitek

Sports

Medicine

AJSM

2012],

but

to

the

best

of

our

knowledge,

the

in

Instructions

for

Use.

Two

experienced

orthopedic

surgeons

(AM

and

JS)

performed

all

device

insertions.

vivo

biomechanical

properties

have

not

been

described.

Given

the

clinical

failures

of

other

Anchors

were

inserted

into

the

humeral

tuberosity

and

the

ORTHOCORD®

High

Strength

Orthopaedic

osteoconductive

materials

[Bourke

Arthroscopy

2013],

we

sought

to

understand

how

well

the

Suture

coiled

and

placed

intramuscularly

rather

than

biomechanical

properties

of

BIOCRYL

RAPIDE

being

used

to

perform

a

rep