Challenging wounds demand smarter solutions
1 in 50 adults will experience a chronic wound during their life time* and place a significant burden on the healthcare system. For patients, living with the stigma and discomfort of delayed healing can take a real emotional toll. For clinicians, the ongoing pressure of dwindling resources and limited time is a daily battle that never gets better. When you’re balancing high exudate management and encouraging better wound closure, it can feel like everything’s against you.
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As chronic wounds outpace resource, and no two days are ever the same, we understand the need for efficiency, reliability and results. When unique needs require complete care, we understand the need for a foam dressing that works better than anything else you have experienced.
Burn wound management Burn wounds are a global public health problem and a leading cause of morbidity, including prolonged hospitalisation, disfigurement and disability – often accompanied by stigma and social rejection.1 Our aim is to help mitigate the complications associated with burn wounds.
Pressure injury prevention Trusted to reduce the incidence of pressure injuries when used as part of a comprehensive prevention program, compared to standard care alone.1-3
Partial-thickness rotator cuff tears Partial-thickness tears can have a lasting impact on pain and shoulder function. When used in isolated bioinductive repair, the REGENETEN◊ Bioinductive Implant leads to tendon healing without the need for sutured repair;1-4 offering patients a faster recovery and return to activity than sutured repairs.4,5
Chondral and osteochondral knee repair Treat knee cartilage lesions and osteochondral defects in a single-stage procedure, even in the presence of mild to moderate osteoarthritis (Kellgren-Lawrence 0-3),1,2 with the porous, biocompatible CARTIHEAL◊ AGILI-C◊ Cartilage Repair Implant; shown to be clinically superior to the current surgical standard of care in level 1 clinical data.*1,2