Medical Procedures

3Biomat for Specialists

Biomec: Multilaminar mesh for abdominal wall reinforcement.

Intended Use

• Eventrorrafias
• Hernias: (Diaphragmatic, Inguinal, Umbilical, Hiatal, Paraesofagic).

3Biomat recommends

Quirurgic technique is most important for the surgery success. A preperitoneal mesh is highly recommended

• Biomec Cx can be left in contact with intestinal ases.
• Biomec Cx is an infection resistant product.

To have in mind

1. Clean and prepare the quirurgic site.
2. Hidrate Biomec Cx and place in the defect area.
3. Suture Biomec Cx over defect area.
4. Close abdomen suturing the skin if possible.

3Biomat for Specialists

Biomec: Multilaminar mesh as an abdominal wall reinforcement.

Intended Use

• Omphalocele
• Gastroschisis
• Hernias (Diaphragmatic, Inguinal, Hiatal, Umbilical, Paraesophageal).

3Biomat recommends

Biomec Cx is a 100% biological mesh used in tissue remodeling. It does not limit growth (organ or overall growth of the patient). It does not generate time related discomfort. It can be in contact with intestinal bowels. It is an infection resistant product.

To have in Mind

1. Clean and prepare quirurgic site.
2. Hidrate Biomec Cx and place in the defect area.
3. Suture Biomec Cx over defect area.
4. Mesh is reabsorbible and remodels tissue, it does not stunt growth.

3Biomat for Specialists

Biomec: Multilaminar implant to be used in procedures where the implant is in contact with cerebrospinal fluid.

Intended Use

• On dural defects corrections on neurological surgery.
• Fistul closures on cranial base.
• Duroplastics.

3Biomat recommends

Biomec Cx Dural Substitute is an hermetic seal that impides leakage of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Endotoxin levels

To have in Mind

1. Hidrate Biomec Cx for 30 seconds.
2. Place in the defect area.
3. Suture or fix over defect area.

3Biomat for Specialists

Biomec: Laminar dressing for wound care. It provides a scaffolding for cells and helps with tissue remodeling.

Intended Use

• Quirurgic wounds: donation and graft zones, wounds dehiscence.
• Traumatic wounds: abrasions, lacerations, 2nd degree burns, cutaneous tearing.
• Total and partial density wounds.
• Drainage wounds.
• Pressure caused ulcers.
• Chronic vascular ulcers.
• Diabetic ulcers.

To have in Mind

1. Clean and prepare wound removing all necrotic tissue.
2. Cover wound with Biomec sheet beyond its borders.
3. Isolate Biomec‘s covered wound with a non adherent dressing. If gauze is used, hydrate with saline solution or sterile water before removing it.
4. The product in contact with the wound can become caramel colour. Do not remove this granulation tissue. Wound can be covered with another Biomec sheet and the process repeated until it completely heals.

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