Wound Closure & Nerve Repair Devices
Orthopedic and trauma surgeons use DermaClose to help them achieve primary
closure, avoid skin grafts and donor sites, and improve outcomes in
surgeries such as:
closure, avoid skin grafts and donor sites, and improve outcomes in
surgeries such as:
- Large, tissue loss injuries
- Open fractures
- Fasciotomy repair
- Amputation wound closure
- Post-surgical wound infections
- Infected hardware removal
- Wound dehiscence
- Post trauma (non closable wounds)
DermaClose gives plastic surgeons a tool to use their creativity when treating their challenging wounds. Many plastic surgeons have told us they use DermaClose as a creative tool. Applications include:
- Fasciotomy repair
- ALT donor site wound closure
- Trauma
- Wound dehiscence
- Oncologic excisions
- Complex, non-healing wounds
- Scar revisions
From large, open abdomens to wound dehiscence, DermaClose is a proven option
for general surgeons who need an effective and fast way to close large open wounds
while avoiding skin grafts. Applications include:
for general surgeons who need an effective and fast way to close large open wounds
while avoiding skin grafts. Applications include:
- Open abdomen
- Large skin excisions (cancer)
- Post trauma (non-closeable wounds)
- Wound dehiscence
- Fasciotomy repair
- Amputation wound closure
- Scalp excision
DermaClose has been used extensively in foot and ankle surgery with a track record
of clinical success. Foot and ankle surgeons and podiatrists use it for:
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Post incision and drainage wound repair
- Trans-metatarsal amputation (TMA)
- Ray amputations
- Achilles tendon repairs
- Infected hardware removal
- Calcenectomies
- Scar revisions
Vascular surgeons have also used DermaClose as part of their surgical
armamentarium for:
armamentarium for:
- Lower leg bypass graft surgeries (open graft)
- Leg vessel graft procedures (fem-pop)
- Amputation
- Wound dehiscence
- Diabetic foot ulcer repair
- Non-healing wounds
Clinical benefits
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