Palisade Matrix
Placental Tissue
Palisade Matrix leverages the natural healing power of human dermal tissue, designed to provide a scaffold for the body to regenerate damaged skin and tissue. Derived from carefully sourced allogenic tissue, Palisade Matrix supports the body’s inherent ability to heal while minimizing scarring, promoting faster recovery, and enhancing the overall outcomes for patients with complex wounds.
Description Of Layers
Palisade Matrix consists of a finely structured extracellular matrix (ECM) derived from the dermis of human skin. This product mimics the native dermal environment, offering a robust matrix that facilitates cellular migration, tissue regeneration, and vascularization. The dermis is composed predominantly of collagen fibers (Types I, III, IV, and V), elastin, and other ECM proteins such as laminin, fibronectin, and hyaluronic acid. These key elements are critical for wound healing and tissue repair, helping to restore the natural barrier function of the skin.
Safety
The donor tissue used in Palisade Matrix is carefully sourced from healthy, consented individuals who undergo a thorough screening process in accordance with the highest standards established by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB). All tissue used in Palisade Matrix undergoes a validated terminal sterilization process to ensure safety and eliminate the risk of transmissible diseases. The process is regulated and closely monitored to ensure compliance with all safety protocols. Additional details on screening procedures and safety measures can be found in the product package insert or Instructions for Use.
Product Overview & Usage Guide
Product Specifications
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