22 devices · GMDN 47935
Skin xenografts are biological tissue products harvested from animal donors for temporary transplantation onto human patients. These devices are primarily used to cover and protect extensive wounds or burns when a patient's own skin or human donor tissue is unavailable, helping to minimize fluid loss during the healing process.
These products are intended for single-use applications and must be handled according to specific clinical protocols for tissue transplantation. Readers should note that these grafts serve as a short-term solution for wound management and are supplied as sterile biological materials.
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