Orthopaedics | Biologics | Articular cartilage repair | Which Medical Device
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ChondroCelect (R) from Tigenix is an autologous chondrocyte treatment for articular cartilage defects of the knee. Defects are debrided, and the defect is sealed with a biological membrane. ChondroCelect is commercially available in Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, the...
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Instruct is a system which is based on a biodegradable load bearing Mechanically Functional Scaffold (MFS) designed for repair of articular cartilage defects. 90% of the scaffold absorbs after 12 months of implantation. The scaffold is intended for use with a cell processing device which uses...
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The Cartilage Autograft Implantation System (CAIS) is a single surgery system for cartilage repair developed by Depuy Mitek and Johnson and Johnson Regenerative Therapeutics. The scaffold implant is a resorbable copolymer foam, attached with resorbable PDS staples. Ongoing clinical trials can...
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Chondrotissue is a 1-step, cell-free implant for joint cartilage repair. It is used to treat traumatic or degenerative cartilage defects in combination with marrow stimulating techniques such as microfracturing or Pridie drilling. Clinical studies demonstrate that...
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NeoCart Autologous Engineered Neocartilage from Histogenics comprises a bovine-derived 3D collagen matrix into which autologous cultured cells are implanted. The neocartilage construct is then reimplanted into the patient.
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