The safety and quality of allograft bio-implants are critical to physicians and their patients. As a leading regenerative medicine company, LifeNet Health has developed a full suite of technologies to ensure these needs are met with every bio-implant we provide.
LifeNet Health offers four allograft bio-implant technologies every surgeon should take note of:
LifeNet Health offers a variety of tissue grafts for craniomaxillofacial applications. Our tissue grafts are clincally proven in more applications than any other allograft bio-implant provider.
Dr. Yoon shares some of his most challenging trauma cases and where he uses ViviGen in his practice.
The following LifeNet Health case studies have been published in support of the Trauma & Exremities portfolio.
Surgical needs during trauma and extremity reconstruction procedures can vary depending on the severity of injury, deformity and/or the patient’s native bone quality. Our portfolio offers a wide variety of sizes and can be combined with our osteobiologics portfolio to provide a truly complete solution.
Surgical needs during trauma and extremity reconstruction procedures can vary depending on the severity of the injury, deformity, and/or the patient's native bone quality. Our portfolio offers a wide variety of sizes and can be combined with our osteobiologics portfolio to provide a truly complete solution.
LifeNet Health invites you to join us on June 29 for our Virtual Tissue Improvement Plan Meeting. This semi-annual workshop offers a combination of presentations and forums for discussion. As a tissue recovery partner, you will have the opportunity to learn about best practices, share ideas, identify challenges, exchange information, and problem-solve. Our goal is to equip you with answers and resources to share with your teams — and you'll learn more about LifeNet Health along the way.
ArthroFlex® RCR is an acellular dermal matrix (ADM) designed specifically for Rotator Cuff Repair. Biomechanical testing shows the graft restores glenohumeral joint stability and subacromial contact characteristics.1,2