Orthopedic tissue matrix Rematrix Ortho

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Rematrix Orthoist a native, cell-free, non-pyrogenic collagen membrane (acellular dermal matrix, ADM) derived from porcine skin and is intended for use as a surgical membrane to repair, reinforce, cover and rebuild soft tissue for supportive use in the repair of tendon and ligament injuries. Examples include Rotator cuff Achilles tendon and other tendons of the ankle joint Anterior cruciate ligament and other ligaments of the knee joint Quadriceps and patellar tendon Tendons of the extensor carpi radialis brevis muscle (tennis elbow) Biceps tendon The acellular collagen matrix is a biocompatible implant that grows into the recipient tissue through cellular and microvascular infiltration. While newly regenerated soft tissue is created in this way, the implant material is completely resorbed. The mechanical strength of the tendon and ligament repair sites is ensured solely by the surgical sutures used to repair tendon ruptures and sutures and suture anchors used to attach tendons and ligaments to bone, and not by the insertion of Rematrix Ortho. Properties easy handling, no chemical cross-linking, no preservatives Fully resorbable By preserving the spatial and biochemical 3D structure of the structural and functional ECM components, Rematrix Ortho offers a suitable scaffold for cellular and vascular infiltration, thereby accelerating the process of tissue defect regeneration. The preserved tripelhelical structure of the collagen leads to effective haemostasis, in the course of which wound healing is influenced by mediators such as cytokines (interleukins, growth factors, etc.) in the sense of constructive remodelling