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The Anchor Line CMC Suspensionplasty System


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ORIGINS
DelSgnori - The Anchor Line CMC Suspensionplasty System - Co Founder

Board-certified hand surgeon Jeanne L. DelSignore, MD—co-developer of the Anchor Line™ CMC Suspensionplasty System—pioneered the Suture Suspension Arthroplasty (SSA) technique in 2009.1 Her landmark 12- to 14-year follow-up study demonstrated durable outcomes2 and received the 2021 ASSH Sumner Koch Award for its potential to create significant future clinical impact. The Anchor Line™ CMC Suspensionplasty System builds upon this award-winning approach to provide a highly reproducible, stable, bone-to-bone suture suspension repair.

1. DelSignore, J.L., Accardi, K.Z. Suture Suspension Arthroplasty Technique for Basal Joint Arthritis Reconstruction. Techniques in Hand and UpperExtremity 2009 Vol 13 (4)

2. DelSignore J.L, Zambito K, Ballatori S.E. Suture Suspension Arthroplasty for Thumb Carpometacarpal Arthritis Reconstruction: 12- to 14-Year Follow-up. HAND 2020; Vol 18. Issue 1  https://doi.org/10.1177/15589447211003176

ENGINEERING
The Anchor Line CMC Suspensionplasty System - Device
  • Anatomical Reconstruction: Designed to restore native TMC joint kinematics and metacarpal height, without tendon graft harvest or weaving.
  • Controlled Tensioning: The proprietary Falcon Suture Clutch enables incremental, dynamic tensioning with provisional fixation before final knot lock.
  • Stable Metacarpal Alignment: Engineered to maintain vector alignment between the first and second metacarpal bases, supporting the sling through ligamentous healing.
ADVANTAGES
The Anchor Line CMC Suspensionplasty System - Adv
  • Patient Incision Site: Single incision
  • Patient Comfort: No exposed hardware
  • Patient Procedure Simplicity: No multiple suture strands to manage
  • Patient Tissue Preservation: No tendon harvesting or weaving
  • Patient Joint Stability: Titanium suture anchor fixation
  • Patient Surgical Precision: Anchor placement at the index metacarpal facet (radial to FCR insertion) and intra-articular thumb metacarpal base
  • Patient Rehabilitation Timeline: Early passive motion possible, as early as 2 weeks in some cases
  • Patient Recovery Rate: Potentially faster return to normal function
  • Patient Procedure Duration: Operative time may be reduced vs. traditional LRTI, up to 67% in some cases

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