The Sintact Film is a polymeric tissue substitute composed of an inert non-degradable polymer. The polymer itself has previously been used safely as a permanent medical device coating for the past 40 years on FDA approved devices such as pacing leads and coronary stents. Results have shown the Sintact Film achieves an 86% efficacy in preventing tissue attachment while providing soft tissue support to limit unwanted tissue or wound defects in an in-vivo animal model. The Sintact Film provides this critical soft tissue support to protect the patient from these post-operative surgical complications months and years after surgery.
Key differentiating factors of Sintact Film Technology include:
► Permanent long-term protection against soft tissue attachment
► Achieve high efficacy in preliminary in-vivo testing
► Easily deployed during open or laparoscopic procedures
► Established biocompatible polymer with extensive long history of clinical use
► Highly scalable and efficient fabrication methodology
Key differentiating factors of Sintact Film Technology include:
► Permanent long-term protection against soft tissue attachment
► Achieve high efficacy in preliminary in-vivo testing
► Easily deployed during open or laparoscopic procedures
► Established biocompatible polymer with extensive long history of clinical use
► Highly scalable and efficient fabrication methodology