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It’s all about quality of life. Every day you’re faced with complicated surgical challenges. How quickly and how well the affected tissue heals depend on your expert approach and your access to innovative mechanisms of action that help stimulate the healing process.

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Technology.

Are you using the latest technologies to expedite closure and enable quicker grafting?

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Methodology.

Will your method of treatment lead to better functional outcomes?

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Resources.

Do you have the resources to help alleviate potential complications?

Expand your treatment toolbox with new regenerative technologies designed to optimize healing, minimize complications, and, ultimately, return people to their lives and their families sooner.

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Set the stage for healing. Set the stage for healing.

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Create an optimal and receptive environment with PluroGel. This highly concentrated surfactant uses a unique micelle matrix to prepare a clean, moist, protected wound bed.

Surgical Dehiscence on Groin Following Femoral Endarterectomy

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A groin wound associated with a vascular graft infection is associated with significant morbidity. Management of groin wounds is often challenging due to their anatomical location that renders them difficult to visualize and keep clean.

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