Cologenesis GTR – 15 x 20 mm COLO1520

Features

Description

The ColoGide is a resorbable, non-friable barrier membrane obtained from highly purified type-I collagen derived from specially controlled and certified animals and is highly purified to avoid any antigenicity.

The cologide is produced to provide an optimized degree of flexibility and rigidity combined with the most predictable resorptive process.

The product comprises two distinct surface textures on either side of the membrane-a dense surface and a roughened porous surface. The dense top layer is in contact With soft tissue to prevent epithelial down growth and the porous roughened surface is in contact with bone and favors bone ingrowth.

Indications:

• Periodontology- guided tissue regeneration procedure for infrabony defects.
• Oral implantology-guided bone regeneration procedures for sinus graft procedures, ridge augmentation, and peri-implant defects.
• Augmentation procedures- horizontal and vertical ridge augmentation or augmentation of the maxillary sinus.
• Surgical root resection, cystectomy and other bone lesion.

Contra-Indications:

The cologne should not be used in all contraindications customary to the use of bone grafts that can impair bone or wound healing including acute or chronic bone infection, uncontrolled diabetes, chronic high dose steroid therapy, vascular impairment at the implant site, metabolic bone disease, and alcohol are smoking abuse.

Storage:It should be stored in the original packaging in a cool dry place at room temperature.

Key Specifications

Available Size

• Sizes: 10X15mm
• Sizes: 15X20mm
• Sizes: 20X32mm
• Sizes: 30X42mm

Packaging

Cologenesis Colo Gide GTR Membrane Pack of 1 Pc

• 1 x Sizes 10X15mm
• 1 x Sizes 5X20mm
• 1 x Sizes 20X32mm
• 1 x Sizes 30X42mm

Direction to Use

In all cases standard established sterile surgical procedures must be. A full-thickness mucoperiosteal flap must be raised to explode the underlying bone defect. The defect must be debrided thoroughly of all granulation tissue. After adequate site preparation, the bone defect can be filled with graft material. The membrane once wet with blood tends to adapt extend 2-3mm beyond the edge of the defect. The membrane should be properly immobilized as micro-movement can impair bone ingrowth. immobilization can be done using suturing or a fixation system. The wound should be primarily closed o0ver without any lesion in the flap.