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    CONMED Inc bioabsorbable interference screw conmed linvatec
    Surgical procedures of ALL reconstruction in combined revision ACL reconstruction. ( A ) Mark the stab incision sites for the femoral lateral epicondyle (black arrow) and the midway area between Gerdy’s tubercle and fibular head at approximately 1 cm distal to the tibial articular surface (white arrow). ( B ) Fixation of the ALL graft using two suture anchors (white arrows) at the tibial attachment site to form a double-arm graft (black arrow). ( C ) After passing the ALL graft (white arrow) under the iliotibial band and positioning it at the femur tunnel site, a 2.4 mm passing pin (black arrows) is drilled into the far cortex of the femoral condyle to form the ALL femoral tunnel. ( D ) After performing ACL graft fixation, the ALL graft (white arrow) that previously passed through the ALL femoral tunnel is fixed with a <t>bioabsorbable</t> interference screw (black arrow) at 15° of knee flexion. ACL anterior cruciate ligament; ALL, anterolateral ligament.
    Bioabsorbable Interference Screw Conmed Linvatec, supplied by CONMED Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Combined Anterolateral Ligament Reconstruction Results in Better Knee Stability and More Satisfactory Subjective Outcomes in Non-Athlete Patients Undergoing Revision Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

    Journal: Journal of Clinical Medicine

    doi: 10.3390/jcm13144087

    Surgical procedures of ALL reconstruction in combined revision ACL reconstruction. ( A ) Mark the stab incision sites for the femoral lateral epicondyle (black arrow) and the midway area between Gerdy’s tubercle and fibular head at approximately 1 cm distal to the tibial articular surface (white arrow). ( B ) Fixation of the ALL graft using two suture anchors (white arrows) at the tibial attachment site to form a double-arm graft (black arrow). ( C ) After passing the ALL graft (white arrow) under the iliotibial band and positioning it at the femur tunnel site, a 2.4 mm passing pin (black arrows) is drilled into the far cortex of the femoral condyle to form the ALL femoral tunnel. ( D ) After performing ACL graft fixation, the ALL graft (white arrow) that previously passed through the ALL femoral tunnel is fixed with a bioabsorbable interference screw (black arrow) at 15° of knee flexion. ACL anterior cruciate ligament; ALL, anterolateral ligament.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Surgical procedures of ALL reconstruction in combined revision ACL reconstruction. ( A ) Mark the stab incision sites for the femoral lateral epicondyle (black arrow) and the midway area between Gerdy’s tubercle and fibular head at approximately 1 cm distal to the tibial articular surface (white arrow). ( B ) Fixation of the ALL graft using two suture anchors (white arrows) at the tibial attachment site to form a double-arm graft (black arrow). ( C ) After passing the ALL graft (white arrow) under the iliotibial band and positioning it at the femur tunnel site, a 2.4 mm passing pin (black arrows) is drilled into the far cortex of the femoral condyle to form the ALL femoral tunnel. ( D ) After performing ACL graft fixation, the ALL graft (white arrow) that previously passed through the ALL femoral tunnel is fixed with a bioabsorbable interference screw (black arrow) at 15° of knee flexion. ACL anterior cruciate ligament; ALL, anterolateral ligament.

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    Surgical procedures of ALL reconstruction in combined revision ACL reconstruction. ( A ) Mark the stab incision sites for the femoral lateral epicondyle (black arrow) and the midway area between Gerdy’s tubercle and fibular head at approximately 1 cm distal to the tibial articular surface (white arrow). ( B ) Fixation of the ALL graft using two suture anchors (white arrows) at the tibial attachment site to form a double-arm graft (black arrow). ( C ) After passing the ALL graft (white arrow) under the iliotibial band and positioning it at the femur tunnel site, a 2.4 mm passing pin (black arrows) is drilled into the far cortex of the femoral condyle to form the ALL femoral tunnel. ( D ) After performing ACL graft fixation, the ALL graft (white arrow) that previously passed through the ALL femoral tunnel is fixed with a <t>bioabsorbable</t> interference screw (black arrow) at 15° of knee flexion. ACL anterior cruciate ligament; ALL, anterolateral ligament.
    Bioabsorbable Interference Screw Conmed Linvatec, supplied by CONMED Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/bioabsorbable+interference+screws+conmed+linvatec/bioabsorbable+interference+screw+conmed+linvatec/pmc11278468-187-2-5
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    bioabsorbable interference screw conmed linvatec - by Bioz Stars, 2026-08
    90/100 stars
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    bioabsorbable interference screws conmed linvatec  (CONMED Inc)
    90
    CONMED Inc bioabsorbable interference screws conmed linvatec
    Surgical procedures of ALL reconstruction in combined revision ACL reconstruction. ( A ) Mark the stab incision sites for the femoral lateral epicondyle (black arrow) and the midway area between Gerdy’s tubercle and fibular head at approximately 1 cm distal to the tibial articular surface (white arrow). ( B ) Fixation of the ALL graft using two suture anchors (white arrows) at the tibial attachment site to form a double-arm graft (black arrow). ( C ) After passing the ALL graft (white arrow) under the iliotibial band and positioning it at the femur tunnel site, a 2.4 mm passing pin (black arrows) is drilled into the far cortex of the femoral condyle to form the ALL femoral tunnel. ( D ) After performing ACL graft fixation, the ALL graft (white arrow) that previously passed through the ALL femoral tunnel is fixed with a <t>bioabsorbable</t> interference screw (black arrow) at 15° of knee flexion. ACL anterior cruciate ligament; ALL, anterolateral ligament.
    Bioabsorbable Interference Screws Conmed Linvatec, supplied by CONMED Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/bioabsorbable+interference+screws+conmed+linvatec/bioabsorbable+interference+screw+conmed+linvatec/10__1007_slash_s00167___018___4867___9-5914-12-15
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
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    Surgical procedures of ALL reconstruction in combined revision ACL reconstruction. ( A ) Mark the stab incision sites for the femoral lateral epicondyle (black arrow) and the midway area between Gerdy’s tubercle and fibular head at approximately 1 cm distal to the tibial articular surface (white arrow). ( B ) Fixation of the ALL graft using two suture anchors (white arrows) at the tibial attachment site to form a double-arm graft (black arrow). ( C ) After passing the ALL graft (white arrow) under the iliotibial band and positioning it at the femur tunnel site, a 2.4 mm passing pin (black arrows) is drilled into the far cortex of the femoral condyle to form the ALL femoral tunnel. ( D ) After performing ACL graft fixation, the ALL graft (white arrow) that previously passed through the ALL femoral tunnel is fixed with a bioabsorbable interference screw (black arrow) at 15° of knee flexion. ACL anterior cruciate ligament; ALL, anterolateral ligament.

    Journal: Journal of Clinical Medicine

    Article Title: Combined Anterolateral Ligament Reconstruction Results in Better Knee Stability and More Satisfactory Subjective Outcomes in Non-Athlete Patients Undergoing Revision Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

    doi: 10.3390/jcm13144087

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Surgical procedures of ALL reconstruction in combined revision ACL reconstruction. ( A ) Mark the stab incision sites for the femoral lateral epicondyle (black arrow) and the midway area between Gerdy’s tubercle and fibular head at approximately 1 cm distal to the tibial articular surface (white arrow). ( B ) Fixation of the ALL graft using two suture anchors (white arrows) at the tibial attachment site to form a double-arm graft (black arrow). ( C ) After passing the ALL graft (white arrow) under the iliotibial band and positioning it at the femur tunnel site, a 2.4 mm passing pin (black arrows) is drilled into the far cortex of the femoral condyle to form the ALL femoral tunnel. ( D ) After performing ACL graft fixation, the ALL graft (white arrow) that previously passed through the ALL femoral tunnel is fixed with a bioabsorbable interference screw (black arrow) at 15° of knee flexion. ACL anterior cruciate ligament; ALL, anterolateral ligament.

    Article Snippet: Finally, a bioabsorbable interference screw (ConMed Linvatec) was inserted to fix the ALL graft at approximately 15° of knee flexion and neutral rotation ( D).

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