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Revision Right Total Hip Arthroplasty (RTHA) with a Next Generation Bone Matrix with Bone Marrow Aspirate
Read Case StudyI found ConCelltrate® 100 to have exceptional handling characteristics and found it to be quite durable as well.Jon E. MinterDO
Multi-Level Anterior Cervical Fusion with a Next Generation Bone Matrix with Bone Marrow Aspirate
Read Case StudyConCelltrate® allowed me to control the handling properties, which is very important when using autologous bone and/or blood. I'm pleased with the clinical outcomes I'm seeing when I use this differentiated allograft.Jeffrey B. WoodM.D.
Sucessful Healing of an Aseptic, Atrophic Non-Union of the Ulna Using Next Generation Bone Matrix with Bone Marrow Aspirate
Read Case StudyConCelltrate® 100 bone matrix is a superior orthobiologic for use in bone grafting procedures. It has an excellent biologic profile in isolation. As a carrier for bone marrow aspirate, it is superior for its handling characteristics and resistance to irrigation. This provides confidence that biology is being delivered and contained at the site most needed.Bryan W. MingM.D.
Successful Coverage and Closure of a Complex Right Lateral Plantar Foot Wound with a Next Generation Decellularized Dermal Allograft
Read Case StudyThis patient had a complex wound in an anatomically difficult location. DermaPure® was able to help fill in the deficit and establish a healthy wound bed for eventual skin grafting.Mohin BhadkamkarM.D.
Successful Coverage and Closure of a Complex Left Lower Extremity Wound with a Next Generation Decellularized Dermal Allograft
Read Case StudyDermaPure® provided a stable and easy to use dermal substitute which encouraged granulation tissue formation over a complex wound with exposed tendon eventually enabling successful wound closure with skin grafting.Mohin BhadkamkarM.D.
Utilization of a Next Generation Decellularized Dermal Allograft to Provide Coverage and Closure in a Right Lower Diabetic Foot Ulcer (Secondary to a Suspected Brown Recluse Spider Bite)
Read Case StudyDermaPure® provided excellent coverage for this extensive wound needing replacement of tissue. In my experience with this type of soft tissue defect, this patient experienced a faster rate of healing.Abhin KumarDPM
Definitive Coverage and Closure of Left Lower Arm, Post Traumatic Injury Amputation, Full-Thickness Wound, with a Next Generation Decellularized Dermal Allograft
Read Case StudyDermaPure® was utilized to cover the area needing replacement of tissue. The patient’s own skin grew on top of the matrix from the surrounding borders without the need for a STSG.Dean W. SmithM.D.
Utilization of a Next Generation Decellularized Dermal Allograft to Augment a Pediatric Open Gastrocnemius Recession and Z-Plasty for Achilles Tendon Lengthening Right Lower Leg
Read Case StudyIn this pediatric Achilles tendon reconstruction surgery, the graft was safe and dependable. The patient had no signs of inflammation.Roberto De Los SantosDPM
Utilization of a Next Generation Decellularized Dermal Allograft for Soft Tissue Reinforcement of the Anastomosis in a Complex Esophagojejunostomy
Read Case StudyEsophageal cancers are ranked as one of the most devastating forms of cancers, partly due to the increased morbidity associated with its surgical treatment1. Esophageal cancer patients are typically immunocompromised, immunosuppressed, and malnourished. This trifecta of conditions can exaggerate the already increased complication rates seen in esophagectomy patients. My utilization of DermaPure® biologic matr ix as a soft tissue reinforcement for the esophagogastric anastomosis was to ameliorate some of the increased leak rates observed with this specific type of anastomosis.Suhail SharifM.D.
Utilization of a Next Generation Decellularized Dermal Allograft to Provide Coverage, Depth Fill, and Closure in a Lower Extremity Soft Tissue Defect after Aggressive Debridement for Necrotizing Fasciitis
Read Case StudyDermaPure provided effective coverage to this challenging, extensive wound resulting from necrotizing fasciitis. This wound was fully closed in 5 months, with minimal scarring noted.J. Palmer BranchDPM, FACFAS

