135 devices · GMDN 61557
Silicone-sheet tissue reconstructive materials are flat, flexible elastomer sheets designed to be implanted during surgical procedures to support or repair body tissues. Surgeons use these materials to reconstruct specific anatomical areas, such as the nasal septum, orbital floor, or abdominal wall, by cutting them to the necessary size and shape.
These devices are often supplied as sterile sheets that may include reinforcements like polyester textiles to enhance their structural integrity. When browsing this category, users should note that these materials are intended for permanent or temporary implantation and must be handled according to specific surgical requirements for tissue reconstruction.
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