CartiMax® VCA is a unique allogeneic graft matrix that offers putty-like handling properties and contains viable, functional chondrocytes.

An abstract on a case report showing outcomes of using BioBrace® to augment the repair.

A PubMed abstract on detailed stepwise description of the approach with technical pearls.

A PubMed abstract on the laparoscopic approach to the procedure.

This study shows that a reinforced implant induced a proliferative healing response that improved the thickness of the repair tissue, and was as strong as controls.

A PubMed abstract showing a one-year follow up with BioBrace® patients that reported improved patient outcomes and range of motion.

A PubMed abstract on a study to quantify exposure and a survey of the use of smoke extractor systems in UK plastic surgery units.

A summary of the ultimate load-to-failure results as reported in the Journal of Arthroscopy for select 5.5mm rotator cuff knot-tying anchors, including the CrossFT®.

A PubMed abstract from a prospective study examining effects of pneumoperiotneum during robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP).

A study to determine the retention and implant integrity of CartiMax® putty in chondral thickness defect under cyclic mechanical testing.

A PubMed abstract highlighting TAMIS and TaTME as options.

A Retrospective Chart Review was undertaken to evaluate safety and clinical outcomes of the BioBrace® Implant across various applications.

An article from Outpatient Surgery Magazine, a division of AORN.

An update on a pilot study undertaken at the Southern California Orthopedic Institute (SCOI).

A PubMed abstract that presents the standardized and refined technique after performing more than 300 operations at Hospital Clinic of Barcelona.

A PubMed abstract on the use of TAMIS as a tool to treat a chronic anastomotic fistula after restorative rectal resection.

A PubMed abstract proposing a successful, reproducible technique for the implantation of BioBrace® for rotator cuff augmentation.

A PubMed abstract on study findings to raise awareness on the use of exposure controls.

A PubMed abstract of a study assessing the safety and clinical outcomes of performing RARP utilizing LPP 12 mmHg with locally confined adenocarcinoma of the prostate.

This case illustrates the benefits of important design features in a clinical setting.