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titleOfInvention Reduced area thread profile for an open architecture anchor
abstract The disclosure provides examples of an open architecture anchor (100) for securing soft tissue to bone, for example, to repair a torn rotor cuff. The anchor includes a helical screw thread (105) having a base (125) and two sidewalls (135a, 135b) that are non-linear. The non-linear sidewalls extend from opposing ends of the base and meet at a peak (140). The non-linear sidewalls are circumscribed within a triangle (145) defined by the peak and ends of the base. Compared to the standard triangle profile, the helical screw thread profile has a smaller cross-sectional surface area and, consequently, removes less bone. The helical screw thread having the reduced cross-sectional area preserves bone stock and enhances the holding strength of the anchor in bone.
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