116 devices · GMDN 43233
Animal-derived nerve guides are implantable tubular structures designed to support the repair of damaged peripheral nerves. These devices act as a bridge between separated nerve ends, providing a protected environment that facilitates natural nerve regeneration during surgical reconstruction.
These conduits are composed of bioabsorbable materials that the body naturally breaks down and absorbs over time. They are supplied as sterile implants intended for use in procedures such as hand surgery to assist in the reconnection of nerve stumps.
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