Reinforcement and biologic healing support are important considerations in many soft-tissue repairs. BioBrace® continues to be used across a growing range of procedures and indications.
Which patients and procedures in your practice may benefit from reinforcement and biologic healing support?
The BioBrace® implant is designed to reinforce soft‑tissue repairs when the repair is weakest, while also supporting organized new tissue formation over time. The result is a repair that is strong early and biologically1 supported as healing progresses.
By addressing both repair integrity and tissue regeneration, BioBrace® is designed to enhance healing and support improved patient outcomes, helping patients reduce pain, regain function, and return to the activities that matter most.2
A growing body of clinical and real-world evidence demonstrates:
Most augmentation options present a trade-off: strength or biology.
BioBrace® is designed to provide both. Its highly porous bioinductive scaffold is engineered to:
By addressing both repair integrity and tissue healing, BioBrace® offers a dual-purpose solution that supports recovery without leaving behind a permanent implant.
BioBrace® is designed to integrate into established surgical techniques across a variety of soft-tissue repairs. In rotator cuff repair, the BioBrace® RC Delivery System helps streamline implant delivery and supports efficient integration into existing workflows.
This procedural flexibility makes BioBrace® a practical augmentation option across a growing range of applications.
The need for reinforcement and biologic healing support extends across many soft-tissue repair procedures. With applications reported in more than 70 procedures, BioBrace® provides a versatile option for augmentation across a broad range of clinical scenarios.
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