The FastPass Scorpion SL (Side Loading) suture passer was
designed to be simple and easy to use, supporting more successful suture
passes. The front side of the bottom jaw is solid to prevent suture and soft
tissue from entering the bottom jaw when positioning onto the tendon. The
FastPass Scorpion SL suture retrieving top jaw helps seamlessly pass and
retrieve #2 FiberWire®. ![Scorpion2]()
Features and Benefits:
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Features and Benefits:
- Solid front jaw helps avoid previously passed sutures
- Multi-functional instrument grasps tissue, passes and retrieves FiberWire
- Easy, one step suture loading
- Low profile design fits down a 6 mm cannula
- Jaw design grasps up to 16 mm of thick tissue
- Compatible with MultiFire Scorpion™ Needle
of the Collier County chapter. 
Linda’s veteran, Warren "Harry" Durling, was a
radioman in the Air Force in England during the war. “A highlight was when Harry got to meet and
sit a bit with Sen. Robert Dole,” said Linda. “He tries to make it to the
memorial every chance he can to greet the veterans. It was a day of memories, gratitude
and interactions with appreciative citizens everywhere we went. It's supposed
to be for the vets, but it winds up being a gift to all those who are in their
company.” 
My interest in ligament repair was really born of my particular
clinical setting. My practice is a rather trauma-heavy sports medicine practice
with a majority focus on knee and shoulder that is located in a level one
trauma center. Early in my career, I found myself faced with a large burden of
multiligamentous knee injuries to treat. At that time, our ability to address
these injury patterns was not as developed as it is today and when I was faced with
ligamentous avulsions, largely the PCL off of the femur, I would make an effort
to primarily repair it. This need, when combined with my facility using the
arthroscopic shoulder instrumentation, led to my first attempts at arthroscopic
primary cruciate repair. 
As a global company that designs and manufactures orthopaedic medical devices, Arthrex is committed to making people's lives better around the world. We are passionate about developing quality products that help surgeons treat their patients better, and the same passion for innovation defines our commitment to environmental responsibility. 
"Arthrex's processes and procedures significantly exceed the minimum required by law and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection has recognized our efforts," said Michael Dock, Environmental Health & Safety Manager. "We are very proud of the recognition we have received and we are dedicated to maintaining a workplace that keeps both our employees and the environment healthy."
Power" themed canoe once again this year -
that's two back-to-back wins in a row! They blew the competition out of
the water, finishing 25 seconds faster than the second place team!
Nearly 1,800 Arthrex
employees and their family members came out to enjoy the fourth annual Arthrex
Summer Family Fun Event at the Sun-N-Fun Lagoon on Saturday, June 7, 2014. The
event provided fun for all ages with unlimited access to the park's pools,
slides, lazy river, diving boards and children's water play areas.
On June 9, 2014, Arthrex California Technology (ACT) employees attended the 18th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Golf Tournament at La Cumbre Country Club in Santa Barbara, CA. 
ACL Preservation
“Arthrex products (devices, implants and materials) must
comply with very strict standards and regulations,” said Biological Safety Laboratory Supervisor Beau Rollins. “Historically,
we’ve sent our products to contract laboratories for testing, but due to our
growth, size, and innovative approach to the marketplace, it has become an
imperative venture to build an internal laboratory with
state-of-the-art capabilities.”
“Since our start earlier this
year, we have expanded our scope greatly and currently perform in-house studies
to assist production with faster product release times, as well as
substantially improved international approvals for regulatory,” said Beau. “We
currently utilize a gas chromatograph with mass spectrometer (GC-MS), scanning electron microscope (SEM) and a newly-built cell culture lab to perform key
functions in all our studies. Over the next year, we plan to expand the lab
even further, providing ever increased positive benefits to surgeons and their patients
around the globe.”
Power" themed canoe once again this year -
that's two back-to-back wins in a row! They blew the competition out of
the water, finishing 25 seconds faster than the second place team!
Arthrex also supports the community and its schools with employees serving on various school advisory boards, attending Superintendent CEO Briefings, participating in “Principal for the Day” programs, and providing teacher and student internship opportunities.
If attending AOSSM, we invite you to come meet our team of Arthrex
product managers and engineers who will be on hand to provide high-level
technical assistance as well as demonstrate the latest Arthrex innovations. Additionally, our Surgical Outcomes System (SOS) group will be providing personalized
demonstrations highlighting the first ever global, orthopaedic, cloud-based
registry, that enables surgeons to easily collect and analyze patient outcomes.
The S-Version NuBOOM offers a small footprint with maximum capability. The S-Version NuBOOM is significantly smaller than the Ultra M4 NuBOOM. Having two monitors on adjustable arms, this version accommodates the basic needs of an ASC. With a smaller footprint, installation in less than two days, and a customizable configuration, the S-Version NuBOOM will provide more space in smaller ORs. It will also decrease the amount of time and investment needed 