Neuroflex
Connector
Nerve conduits and wraps provide an encasement for peripheral nerve injuries and protection of the neural environment. NeuroMatrix, Neuroflex, and NeuroMend are semi-permeable structures that allow diffusion of nutrients and neurotrophic factors into the conduit, but provide a barrier to larger, scar-forming cells.1,2
- Neuroflex is the only nerve conduit indicated for the treatment of symptomatic or painful neuromas and features corrugated walls allowing it to bend up to approximately 60 degrees without forming an occlusion3,4
- Designed to be an interface between the nerve and the surrounding tissue to prevent the ingrowth of scar tissue
- Li ST. Peripheral Nerve Repair with Collagen Conduits. Clinical Materials 9 (1992) 195-200.
- The results of preclinical and in vitro studies may not be indicative of human clinical outcomes
- Li St., Yuen D., Jenssen JR., A semipermeable, Kink Resistant Type I Colalgen-based Nerve Guide for PNS Repair. Collagen Matrix, Inc. 2003.
- U.S. Patent #6,716,225, Implant Devices for Nerve Repair, 2004.
- Taras, John, Vipul Nanavati, and Pamela Steelman. “Nerve Conduits.” Journal of Hand Therapy 18.2 (2005): 191-97.
- Weber, Robert, Warren Breidenbach, Richard Brown, Michael Jabaley, and Daniel Mass. “A Randomized Prospective Study of Polyglycolic Acid Conduits for Digital Nerve Reconstruction in Humans.” Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 106.5 (2000): 1036-045.
- The results of preclinical and in vitro studies may not be indicative of human clinical outcomes
- Animal study data on file at Collagen Matrix, Inc
Manufacturered by: Collagen Matrix, Inc. 15 Thornton Rd Oakland, NJ 07436
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