mucoderm®

Controllo dell’estetica.
Innesto di collagene suino 3D.

Compra ora

mucoderm® in determinate indicazioni costituisce un'alternativa reale al tessuto connettivo del paziente. Questo sostituto di tessuto molle stabile, tridimensionale, a base di collagene derivato da derma suino, favorisce una vascolarizzazione rapida e l’integrazione del tessuto molle, compresi colore e consistenza.

Caratteristiche e vantaggi

Sicurezza e biocompatibilità

Il particolare processo di pulizia multistadio certificato di mucoderm® rimuove efficacemente tutte le proteine e le cellule non collageniche, così come i potenziali immunogeni, batteri e virus. Quindi, mucoderm® è una matrice di collagene di tipo I e III assolutamente sicura e pura. mucoderm® è biocompatibile e supporta l'adesione e la proliferazione di fibroblasti e cellule endoteliali.
Matrice tridimensionale

La struttura unica e porosa fa di mucoderm® una struttura ideale per la crescita dei vasi sanguigni e delle cellule e favorisce una rapida integrazione e rivascolarizzazione dei tessuti.²,³
Elevata resistenza al carico di rottura

Grazie alla stabilità strutturale, mucoderm® può essere:
- suturato, fissato o avvitato
- facilmente tagliabile alla dimensioni e forma desiderate
- facilmente applicabile con la tecnica a tunnel senza il rischio di lacerare la matrice. 
Struttura simile al tessuto umano

mucoderm® è un'alternativa valida al tessuto del paziente stesso in determinate indicazioni:
– Si rimodella completamente in tessuto del paziente entro 6-9 mesi.
– Riduce il fastidio provato dal paziente e le morbilità del sito donatore. 

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Bibliografia

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22 Straumann Sponsored Study, data on file, study ongoing
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