239 devices · GMDN 31744
Cardiovascular synthetic patches are non-bioabsorbable, perforated implants made from synthetic polymers like polypropylene or PTFE. Clinically, they reinforce weakened or damaged heart or blood vessel tissues during surgeries such as valve repairs, aneurysm procedures, or vascular reconstructions, providing structural support where natural tissue is compromised.
These patches are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring pre-market approval or conformity assessments depending on the jurisdiction. They are supplied sterile and intended for surgical use, commonly in cardiovascular or hernia repair procedures, though their design ensures compatibility with soft tissue reinforcement.
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