513 devices · GMDN 61625
A cadaveric pulmonary artery bioprosthesis is a surgically implanted heart valve or conduit made from human donor tissue. It is used during open-heart procedures to repair or rebuild the right ventricular outflow tract when it is damaged or diseased, restoring proper blood flow from the heart.
These devices are typically regulated as human tissue-based products, requiring strict processing standards to ensure safety and sterility. They are often supplied in various forms, such as hemi-artery or full trunk configurations, and are intended for single-use in clinical settings.
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