Fascia Lata
The product is processed from human Fascia Lata and is available as lyophilized, radiated products in various sizes. Due to its flexibility, adhesiveness, and biocompatibility, it can easily be used at the operation site and causes volume enhancement and mechanical strength.
Features & Indications
- Epithelial cell direction in different types of implant covers
- Anatomic space separation in various types of fractures and cleft palates
- Fixation and prevention from washing out during bone powder use
- GBR and GTR
- Gingival surgery in cases that primary closure was not achieved
- Functional, traumatic, and cosmetic (rhinoplasty) reconstructions
- Dermis thickness increase in cases with thin skin at the surgical site in facial and dorsal cosmetic surgeries
- Duraplasty, as an alternative for human dura mater (neurosurgery)
- Facial defect repair and soft tissue reconstruction (plastic surgery)
- As a sling in ptosis and blepharoplasty surgeries (ophthalmology)
- Bladder Neck Suspension in urologic surgeries
- Abdominal herniation repair (abdominal surgery)
- Rotator cuff, tendon, and ligament reconstruction (orthopaedics)
- Vascular surgery
Product Code |
Product Name |
Therapeutic Area |
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5010022 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T<0.5 mm S:10×15 mm |
Dental |
5010023 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T<0.5 mm S:15×20 mm |
Dental |
5010024 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T<0.5 mm S:20×30 mm |
Dental |
5010025 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T<0.5 mm S:20×40 mm |
Dental |
5010026 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T<0.5 mm S:25×50 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010027 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T<0.5 mm S:45×85 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010028 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T<0.5 mm S:85×85 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010029 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T:0.5-1 mm S:10×15 mm |
Dental |
5010030 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T:0.5-1 mm S:15×20 mm |
Dental |
5010031 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T:0.5-1 mm S:20×30 mm |
Dental |
5010032 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T:0.5-1 mm S:20×40 mm |
Dental |
5010033 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T:0.5-1 mm S:25×50 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010034 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T:0.5-1 mm S:45×85 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010035 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T:0.5-1 mm S:85×85 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010036 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T>1 mm S:25×50 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010037 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T>1 mm S:45×85 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
5010038 |
Lyophilized Fascia Lata Membrane T>1 mm S:85×85 mm |
ENT, Plastic Surgery |
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