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Product Overview: SupraFelt is a synthetic cartilage repair material designed for the repair and regeneration of degenerative and post-traumatic cartilage defects. It is composed of Polyglycolic Acid (PGA) and Hyaluronic Acid (HA) and is available in two sizes: 25 x 35 x 1.1 mm and 20 x 30 x 1.1 mm.

Specifications: SupraFelt is a cell-free, non-woven mesh implant that does not contain any human or animal tissue derivatives. It is 100% synthetic and sterilized by Gamma irradiation. The product is intended for single use and should be stored at room temperature (2-25°C).

Procedures: The implant can be used in local articular cartilage defects via arthroscopic or mini-arthrotomy methods. It is recommended to combine it with biodegradable/biocomposite pins or tissue adhesive products. Before implantation, SupraFelt should be soaked in PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) or sterile water for at least 2 minutes to enhance regeneration and achieve the necessary elasticity.

Performance and Benefits: The unique 3D structure and flexible form of SupraFelt facilitate ease of implantation. It is designed to be completely resorbed by the body after successful tissue repair.

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Cartilage Repair Material Saray Mah. 1500Cad. No:30-A 06980 Kahramankazan Ankara / TURKEY

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Cartilage Repair Material SupraFelt is a cell-free and matrix form cartilage implant consists of Polyglycolic Acid (PGA) and Hyaluronic Acid (HA). It is indicated for the repair and regeneration of degenerative and post- traumatic cartilage defects. SupraFelt does not contain any human or animal originated tissue derivatives and 100% synthetic non-woven mesh. SupraFelt can be implanted in local articular cartilage defects via arthroscopic or mini-arthrotomy minimal invasive) methods, by using in combination with biodegradable/biocomposite pins or tissue adhesive products. Before implantation,...

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