Allograft vascular bioprostheses

CORONARY GRAFT | ADULT Biological graft derived from bovine mesenteric arteries. Its implant considerably reduces the risk of infection in the patient. Preserves the natural characteristic of biological tissue; Excellent flexibility; Excellent ...

... Conduit (non-valved) A human ascending aorta (leaflets excised) for aorta reconstruction Easy to handle and suture Safety: Allografts offer a high resistance to infection

... reconstruction Natural ability to resist infection Alleviates the need for anticoagulation therapy Reduced thrombosis potential Allografts most closely resemble native tissue, making them compliant, flexible and easy to handle

CardioGraft® Thoracic Aorta Conduit A human descending aorta Easy to handle and suture Safety: Allografts offer a high resistance to infection

... Natural ability to resist infection. Alleviates the need for anticoagulation therapy. Reduced thrombosis potential. Allografts most closely resemble native tissue, making them compliant, flexible, and easy to handle. An ...

Cryopreserved human pulmonary artery used for cardiac repair and reconstruction Natural ability to resist infection Alleviates the need for anticoagulation therapy Reduced thrombosis potential Human tissue – Closely resembles autograft; ...

... reconstruction Natural ability to resist infection Alleviates the need for anticoagulation therapy Reduced thrombosis potential Allografts most closely resemble native tissue, making them compliant, flexible and ...

AngioGraft® Femoral Artery and Vein Resistance to infection Vein allografts are an alternative conduit for patients lacking available autogenous veins Clinical Application Patients in whom an autologous fistula is not ...

AngioGraft® Cryopreserved Saphenous Vein Resistance to infection Vein allografts are an alternative conduit for patients lacking available autogenous veins Clinical Application Peripheral vascular disease CABG Patients ...

... procedures. Convenient: Available in 3 configurations, and measured in both flaccid and pressurized diameter sizing Safety: Allografts offer a high resistance to infection Clinical Application Infected Synthetic Graft ...

... Indications CryoValve Aortic Allografts are indicated for the replacement of diseased, damaged, malformed, or malfunctioning native or prosthetic aortic valves, with the option of root replacement. Aortic heart valve ...

... may also be used in the replacement of native pulmonary valves when the Ross Procedure is performed. Pulmonary heart valve allografts are used to repair both congenital and acquired valve lesions.

Conduit repair Aortic graft infections Aneurysm repair Tissue Internal Diameter - Pulmonary Artery w/o Valve - 6mm to 32mm

Infected synthetic grafts Infected mycotic aneurysms Infected aortoenteric fistulas Infections with virulent gram positive Infections with gram negative Infections with fungal pathogens

Bypass below the knee Patients with infected fields Patients who are at risk of infection AV access Tissue - Diameter - Length - Saphenous Vein - 3mm – 6mm* - 20cm – 80+cm*

AV Access Patients with infected fields Patients who are at risk of infection Bypass below the knee Tissue - Diameter - Length - Femoral Artery - 4mm – 5+mm - 10cm – 30+cm

AV Access Patients with a synthetic graft infection Patients who are at risk of infection Patients in whom a fistula is not possible Tissue - Diameter - Length - Femoral Vein - 6mm – 15mm - 10cm – 30+cm

For patients receiving a Femoral Vein: Better growth and development of branch pulmonary arteries Improved Nakata Index No recognizable adverse events with tissue Saphenous Vein vs. ePTFE Graft: Stage I Norwood For patients ...