A 57-year-old female with a complex medical history, including diabetes, hypertension, atrial fibrillation, and a 35-pack year smoking history, presented for repair of a pseudomeningocele following a previous L1-2 laminectomy and T10-S1 hardware removal.

The procedure consisted of excising the pseudomeningocele and performing a reconstruction with bilateral trapezius muscle flaps. A 36 cm² application of STRAVIX Tissue was placed over the repair before the muscle flaps were closed. A negative pressure dressing was applied after skin closure.

The immediate follow-up was unremarkable. At one month, the patient developed a small seroma after a fall, which resolved with aspiration. Full wound closure was achieved at one month.

A 52-year-old male with no significant past medical history presented with a melanoma in-situ on his right temple. 

The patient underwent a wide local excision of the lesion, achieving negative final margins. Following the excision, STRAVIX Tissue was placed in a single application to treat the defect. The site was initially managed with a Xeroform bolster, followed by non-adherent dressings over triple antibiotic ointment. 

The patient achieved complete healing in 3.5 months (109 days), requiring 2 outpatient surgeries and 4 post-operative clinic visits. He also completed adjuvant radiation treatment without experiencing any wound breakdown or tissue compromise.