ACL/PCL – Reconstruction

Knee products

ACL/PCL Reconstruction: Safe Removal, Anatomical Fixation, Stronger Recovery.

 

An injury to the anterior or posterior cruciate ligament disrupts the finely balanced equilibrium of the knee joint. Instability, recurrent buckling, and the risk of secondary cartilage and meniscus damage are typical consequences. 

Modern reconstruction techniques combine anatomical tunnel placement, robust fixation strategies, and optimized instruments to restore natural biomechanics. 

The goal: stable guidance, secure healing, and a knee that can once again bear full weight. 

VKB/HKB – Rekonstruktion

Products

Graftline

One system - many possibilities

Graftline offers a choice of a wide range of fixation methods:

These include various fixation implants and implant-free techniques for the cruciate ligament graft, without the need for major setup changes.

ACL Reconstruction Without Implants

Creating stability - without any foreign material

Implant-free ACL/PCL techniques utilize precise hollow burr systems, special guided hollow drills, and press-fit methods to secure the graft exclusively via natural bone-to-bone fixation. Using osteotomes, burrs, and elevators, an anatomical reconstruction is achieved that relies on biological integration rather than implants.

Fixation Implants

Maximum anchorage – minimal space, maximum control.

For ACL/PCL reconstructions, highly stable fixation options include adjustable buttons, closed loops, bio-composite or PEEK interference screws, and tibial fixation plates. They enable reproducible stability, anatomical graft guidance, and secure primary fixation, tailored to every surgical technique.

High-quality products

Compatible systems

SMABO

Cordless tool for minor bone surgery

With One Click, the lightweight universal handpiece can be changed without interrupting work.

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Power Tools

Bee System II

Power, control, compatibility - for every bone-crushing challenge.

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Trainings & Courses

Discover modern, minimally invasive joint surgery through expert lectures, live surgeries, and practical hands-on sessions.

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