Abstract: A toggle-type suture anchor that incorporates individual suture tensioning and locking without knot tying. The anchor includes an elongate toggle body having a working suture pre-threaded into a first passage and back up and out a second passage with a length running longitudinally adjacent the side of the anchor. A locking suture loop is pre-threaded into a third passage between the first and second passage and includes a collapsible loop that encircles a portion of the length of suture running longitudinally adjacent the side of the anchor. With the loop open, the working suture can slide through the anchor, however, when the loop is closed the working suture is locked in position to retain tension on the working suture. The anchor can be utilized in a pre-strung connected array of anchors.

Abstract: The invention provides a security panel release mechanism for a sliding door or window assembly of the type having a pane movable in a frame to an open attitude in which its free edge is spaced from the frame member with which it engages when closed, the opening so exposed being secured by a security panel; characterized in that (1) the security panel is so mounted that it is movable between a closed position in which it is effective to prevent access to the opening and an open position in which the opening is available as an emergency exit, (2) the security panel is normally held in the closed position by lock means retaining the security panel adjacent the pane frame, and (3) the pane is fitted with lock release means normally ineffective so that the pane opening and closing functions are available, but adapted to be rendered operative in an emergency whereby sliding movement of the pane causes its lock release means to render the security panel lock means inoperative to free the security panel for movement