ViviGen is the first cellular allograft to focus on recovering, processing, and protecting viable, lineage committed bone cells. It is comprised of viable, cryopreserved corticocancellous bone matrix and demineralized bone. These three components of ViviGen provide the properties necessary for bone repair that include osteoinductive signals, osteoconductive bone scaffolds, and osteogenic cells.
Dr. John Hall, Flagstaff Bone and Joint
Dr. Hall discusses his use of ViviGen to achieve fusion in patients in even his most challenging situations.
The Allograft Surgical Techniques Lab provides a unique hands-on opportunity to learn surgical techniques and develop expertise utilizing aortic allografts for AVR and pulmonary valve allografts for the Ross Procedure from a team of world-class surgeons from one of the top-ranked cardiology and heart surgery programs in the U.S., the Cleveland Clinic.
Our clinical education programs offer new treatment perspectives, surgical techniques, and methods to improve surgical skills. Each program features an interactive, hands-on learning opportunity utilizing human tissue in addition to clinically relevant didactic sessions led by world-renowned cardiac and vascular surgeons. These educational programs are specifically designed for residents, fellows, OR staff, and practicing cardiac and vascular surgeons to facilitate further refinement of techniques utilizing allograft tissues.
ViviGen®
Bone Void Filler
Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) and Critical Limb Ischemia
Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) and Critical Limb Ischemia
