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Cytoflex Ti-Enforced Titanium Reinforced PTFE Membrane, 25x36mm

Cytoflex Ti-Enforced Titanium Reinforced PTFE Membrane, 25x36mm - Unicare Biomedical -
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Cytoflex Ti-Enforced Titanium Reinforced PTFE Membrane, 25x36mm
1,690.00 SR
Ex Tax: 1,690.00 SR
  • Type: Membrane
  • Size: 25x36 mm

Delivery Before  02/05/2024 Thu

The Cytoflex Ti-Enforced ePTFE membranes represent a significant advancement in the field of dental surgery, specifically in guided tissue regeneration. These membranes have been developed to aid in tissue regeneration by acting as a barrier under the muco-periosteum.

Key Features and Composition

  1. Material Composition: The membrane consists of a titanium frame enclosed within two layers of expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE). This combination offers durability and biocompatibility.

  2. Titanium Frame: The inclusion of a titanium frame is designed for space and shape maintenance, containing bone grafting material and minimizing graft movement during healing.

  3. Dual-Textured Surfaces: Both surfaces of the membrane are textured to improve handling and adhesion between tissue and membrane, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the product.

  4. Non-Resorbable: The membrane is non-resorbable and intended for temporary implantation ranging from 30 days up to 6 months.

Applications and Advantages

  • Guided Tissue Regeneration: Primarily used for periodontal defect treatment and alveolar ridge augmentation.
  • Barrier Function: Blocks bacteria penetration and prevents migration of gingival tissue-derived cells into bony defects.
  • Neovascularization Support: Creates a favorable environment for neovascularization and the repopulation of bone-derived cells.
  • Ease of Use: The texturing on both sides simplifies the application, eliminating concerns about orientation during placement.

Usage and Handling

  • Trimming and Shaping: Can be customized to fit various defect sizes. Caution is advised to avoid excessive bending or trimming near the titanium frame.
  • Stabilization: Can be stabilized using surgical tacks or screws.
  • Removal Process: The membrane is designed for easy removal, either when exposed or through surgical exposure, depending on the situation.

Closure Techniques and Considerations

  • Recommended Closure: A double-layer closure technique is advised, with emphasis on tension-free closure.
  • Post-Removal Healing: Re-epithelialization occurs within 2 to 3 weeks after membrane removal, with bone maturation continuing for 6 to 12 months.

Contraindications and Complications

  • Non-Load Bearing: Not intended for use under load-bearing conditions.
  • Potential Complications: Includes infection, flap slough, perforation, and other general surgical complications.

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