Smith+Nephew to showcase leading shoulder technologies for joint repair and reconstruction at ICSES 2026
Smith+Nephew will showcase its shoulder repair and reconstruction portfolio at the International Congress for Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (ICSES) in Vancouver from September 22-25, headlined by the recently acquired TENDON SEAM Rotator Cuff Repair System. The TENDON SEAM construct uses multiple tightly spaced 2x10mm anchors joined by a continuous stitch, and biomechanical testing in human cadavers showed a 2X increase in repair strength and a 10X decrease in gap formation versus traditional techniques.
Key figures
- Revenue
- $6.2 billion
- Employees
- 17000
- Congress Dates
- ICSES, Vancouver, September 22-25
- Revenue Context
- FY2025 annual sales stated in About-section boilerplate, not event-related
- Retear Rate12 Month
- 8.3% vs 25.8% for TENDON SEAM vs standard repair in medium/large full-thickness tears (footnote)
- Regeneten Procedures
- more than 250,000 procedures completed globally since 2014
- Countries Of Operation
- around 100
- Gap Formation Decrease
- 10X vs traditional techniques
- Repair Strength Increase
- 2X vs traditional techniques (cadaver biomechanical testing)
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