Labrum / Instability

Shoulder products

Anchor the labrum; restore stability.

 

The stability of the glenohumeral joint depends largely on the shape and integrity of the labrum. If this ring-shaped structure is damaged or torn, the shoulder loses its central point of guidance. 

Modern arthroscopic procedures restore the labrum's connection to the glenoid, re-establish joint congruity, and prevent recurrent dislocations, resulting in a shoulder that provides reliable guidance.

Labrum / Instability

Products

Suture Passing & Labral Repositioning

“Reach, grasp, fix, a stable foundation for secure shoulder guidance.”

The Gripline suture‑handling instrument set enables precise suture placement along the antero‑inferior labrum during arthroscopic labral refixation.
Variable angulations and jaw geometries support controlled suture guidance even in hard‑to‑reach areas of the glenoid, while the ergonomic finger support facilitates stable instrument control. 

This allows Bankart, ALPSA, and SLAP lesions to be addressed safely and reconstructed reproducibly.

Anchor Solutions for Stabilization & Labral Refixation

“Fixation that holds and restores natural guidance.”

Knotted and knotless PEEK anchors, as well as all‑suture anchors such as FIBERKNOT, enable secure and anatomical refixation of the labrum to the glenoid.


The shallow drilling depth, high pull‑out strength, and versatile configurations allow precise treatment of Bankart and SLAP lesions, tailored to bone quality and tear morphology. 

Reduced bone removal supports a tissue‑sparing approach and creates predictable healing conditions for durable shoulder stability

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Arthroscopy

Power and precision in every joint.

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Imaging

Arthroscopic imaging

Thanks to state-of-the-art 4K technology, even the finest details are clearly visible.

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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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