Abstract: Implants and instrumentations for fixation of tissue to bone may be provided. An expandable locking suture sleeve may provide knotless fixation of sutures and soft tissue. The locking suture sleeve may have an internal mechanism to lock extra-sleeve or tissue repair sutures through a locking loop. An insertion device may further be provided. The insertion device may have a cannulated inner wire to hold the locking sleeve sutures. The insertion device may have a driver with a receptable screw that can be advanced down the inner wire. The receptacle screw may be buried into the patient's bone to compress the suture sleeve and further lock the sutures in place. A back handle may be threaded into the screw driver in order to control the advancement of the screw.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a modular anatomical system for demonstrating, practicing, or evaluating a medical procedure or technique.

Abstract: A suture anchor comprising a footing with a base defining a first, a second, a third, and a fourth base suture passage, a first and a second primary suture passage aligned with a primary level and fluidly connected to the first and second base suture passage for a first suture, a suture channel aligned with a secondary level spaced further from the base than the primary level, and fluidly connected to the third and fourth base suture passages a second suture, and a suture course for the first suture along a tertiary level defined by a top that is spaced further from the base than the secondary level.

Abstract: Implants and instrumentations for fixation of tissue to bone may be provided. An expandable locking suture sleeve may provide knotless fixation of sutures and soft tissue. The locking suture sleeve may have an internal mechanism to lock extra-sleeve or tissue repair sutures through a locking loop. An insertion device may further be provided. The insertion device may have a cannulated inner wire to hold the locking sleeve sutures. The insertion device may have a driver with a receptable screw that can be advanced down the inner wire. The receptacle screw may be buried into the patient's bone to compress the suture sleeve and further lock the sutures in place. A back handle may be threaded into the screw driver in order to control the advancement of the screw.