NeuroMatrix
Connector
Nerve conduits and wraps provide an encasement for peripheral nerve injuries and protection of the neural environment. NeuroMatrix, Neuroflex, and NeuroMend are semi-permeable structures that allow diffusion of nutrients and neurotrophic factors into the conduit, but provide a barrier to larger, scar-forming cells.1,2
- Use of NeuroMatrix and Neuroflex removes the risk of donor-site morbidity, scarring and neuroma formation.5,6
- Use of a nerve conduit offers a tensionless repair option when direct suture is not possible
- Li ST. Peripheral Nerve Repair with Collagen Conduits. Clinical Materials 9 (1992) 195-200.
- The results of preclinical and in vitro studies may not be indicative of human clinical outcomes
- Li St., Yuen D., Jenssen JR., A semipermeable, Kink Resistant Type I Colalgen-based Nerve Guide for PNS Repair. Collagen Matrix, Inc. 2003.
- U.S. Patent #6,716,225, Implant Devices for Nerve Repair, 2004.
- Taras, John, Vipul Nanavati, and Pamela Steelman. “Nerve Conduits.” Journal of Hand Therapy 18.2 (2005): 191-97.
- Weber, Robert, Warren Breidenbach, Richard Brown, Michael Jabaley, and Daniel Mass. “A Randomized Prospective Study of Polyglycolic Acid Conduits for Digital Nerve Reconstruction in Humans.” Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 106.5 (2000): 1036-045.
- The results of preclinical and in vitro studies may not be indicative of human clinical outcomes
- Animal study data on file at Collagen Matrix, Inc
Manufacturered by: Collagen Matrix, Inc. 15 Thornton Rd Oakland, NJ 07436
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