A surgical device for anchorage of a prosthetic implant with at least one arm or flexible suspension link in muscle or ligament tissues comprises an elongated body, an anchor head located at one end of the body and provided with means of anchorage in the tissues, and at least one orifice, formed in the elongated body to attach to the at least one arm or flexible suspension link, that is associated with a non-return means adapted to enable adjustment of a useful length of the at least one arm or flexible suspension link and to prevent the at least one arm or flexible suspension link from sliding in a direction opposite its direction of insertion.
1. A soft tissue surgical anchoring device comprising:
an elongated body;
an anchor head configured to anchor soft tissue and coupled with the elongated body by a generally U-shaped portion such that a terminal portion of the anchor head is generally parallel with the elongated body and a tooth depends from the terminal portion towards a concave portion of the U-shaped portion;
an orifice disposed through the elongated body and having an entrance and an exit, wherein the entrance is disposed on a first face of the elongated body member and the exit is disposed on a second face of the elongated body member, with second face on a portion that is opposite from the concave portion of the U shaped portion such that a path defined from the entrance to the exit moves in a direction away from the terminal portion; and
a pair of teeth forming a non-return mechanism, the teeth disposed on the second face of the elongated body and are directed away from the exit so as to form a narrowing pathway relative to the entrance and configured so that movement of a flexible member is permitted in a direction of the path and hindered in a direction opposite the path.
2. The anchoring device according to claim 1 , wherein the terminal portion has a lanceolate shape.
3. The anchoring device according to claim 1 , wherein the anchoring device is made of a slowly absorbed biocompatible material.