Urology and Gynecology

Pelvic and urologic procedures demand precise handling, strong closure, and structural compatibility during open and minimally invasive procedures.

Our advanced structural tissue grafts are designed to:^1-4

Preserved placental and umbilical tissue which retain native components, and are rich in hyaluronic acid.
Conformable and adaptable across techniques

Clinical uses

Prostatectomy
Cystectomy
Pyeloplasty
Pelvic floor reconstruction
Myomectomy

Case studies

Myomectomy deficit closure

View of myoma during robot-assisted laparoscopic myomectomy

Dissection and removal of myoma

STRAVIX Tissue placed into tissue deficit and secured with sutures

Final view of STRAVIX Tissue also being used as a barrier

Background

Wound covers and barriers derived from umbilical cord tissue have been shown to positively support outcomes when used to cover and support surgical repair sites following laparoscopic hysterectomies and myomectomies.^3,4 (need to do references)

Protect and cover with ease

STRAVIX or STRAVIX PL Tissue can be easily introduced into the surgical field following a tissue resection such as a myoma, and then secured in place with sutures to cover a higher risk repair site.

Nerve-sparing robotic-assisted prostatectomy

Approximately 0.5 cc of fibrin sealant was applied to the left bundle

Applied STRAVIX Tissue to the left bundle

After holding STRAVIX Tissue in place for approximately 10 seconds, an additional 0.5 cc of sealant was applied on top of the graft.

Repeated to cover the right bundle. In total, the application of STRAVIX Tissue added 5 minutes to the total procedure time.

Repeated to cover the right bundle. The application of STRAVIX Tissue added 5 min to the total procedure time.

Background

Wound covers and barriers derived from umbilical cord tissue have been shown to positively support outcomes when used to cover the neurovascular bundles immediately following robot-assisted prostatectomy.^3-5

Protect and cover with ease

STRAVIX^◊ or STRAVIX PL Tissues can be easily introduced into the surgical field laparoscopically. In this example, one 3 cm x 6 cm unit of STRAVIX Tissue was cut with a scalpel lengthwise into two strips measuring 1.5 cm x 6 cm, and applied as shown below.

Case studies

Myomectomy deficit closure

View of myoma during robot-assisted laparoscopic myomectomy

Dissection and removal of myoma

STRAVIX Tissue placed into tissue deficit and secured with sutures

Final view of STRAVIX Tissue also being used as a barrier

Background

Protect and cover with ease

STRAVIX or STRAVIX PL Tissue can be easily introduced into the surgical field following a tissue resection such as a myoma, and then secured in place with sutures to cover a higher risk repair site.

Nerve-sparing robotic-assisted prostatectomy

Approximately 0.5 cc of fibrin sealant was applied to the left bundle

Applied STRAVIX Tissue to the left bundle

After holding STRAVIX Tissue in place for approximately 10 seconds, an additional 0.5 cc of sealant was applied on top of the graft.

Repeated to cover the right bundle. The application of STRAVIX Tissue added 5 min to the total procedure time.

Background

Protect and cover with ease

Advanced incision care products

Our comprehensive BioTissue portfolio supports a range of specialties with solutions that provide protective barriers and environments.

STRAVIX^◊

Cryopreserved Umbilical Tissue

STRAVIX PL^◊

Lyopreserved Umbilical Tissue

GRAFIX XC^◊

Cryopreserved Placental Membrane

GRAFIX PL^◊ XC

Lyopreserved Placental Membrane

OASIS^®

Matrix products**

STRAVIX^◊

Cryopreserved Umbilical Tissue

STRAVIX PL^◊

Lyopreserved Umbilical Tissue

GRAFIX XC^◊

Cryopreserved Placental Membrane

GRAFIX PL^◊XC

Lyopreserved Placental Membrane

OASIS^®

Matrix products**

References:

Data on file at Osiris Therapeutics, Inc.
Brandeisky J, Kurtz Phelan DH. Clinical outcome of Achilles tendon repair using viable intact cryopreserved umbilical tissue versus standard of care. Wounds. 2017; 29(11): E111-E114.
Sundblad KW, Tassis EK. A quality improvement pilot assessment of the safety and associated outcomes of a viable cryopreserved umbilical tissue allograft as an adjunct surgical wrap in peroneus brevis tendon repair. Medicine (Baltimore). 2018 Dec;97(51):e13662.
McGinness K, Kurtz Phelan DH. Use of viable cryopreserved umbilical tissue for soft tissue defects in patients with gas gangrene: A case series. Wounds. 2018; 30(4): 90-95.
Aidan Kennedy, Mit Shah, Alex Geisenhoff et al. Patient reported health related quality of life outcomes after viable cryopreserved umbilical tissue placement directly over spared neurovascular bundles after robotic assisted radical prostatectomy. J Robot Surg. 2024 Nov 25;19(1):10.

**OASIS Matrix products are intended for management of wounds only.

Pelvic and urologic procedures demand precise handling, strong closure, and structural compatibility during open and minimally invasive procedures.

Pelvic and urologic procedures demand precise handling, strong closure, and structural compatibility during open and minimally invasive procedures.

Our advanced structural tissue grafts are designed to:1-4

Clinical uses

Case studies

Myomectomy deficit closure

Background

Protect and cover with ease

Nerve-sparing robotic-assisted prostatectomy

Background

Protect and cover with ease

Case studies

Myomectomy deficit closure

Background

Protect and cover with ease

Nerve-sparing robotic-assisted prostatectomy

Background

Protect and cover with ease

Advanced incision care products

STRAVIX◊

STRAVIX PL◊

GRAFIX XC◊

GRAFIX PL◊ XC

OASIS®

STRAVIX◊

STRAVIX PL◊

GRAFIX XC◊

GRAFIX PL◊ XC

OASIS®

Our advanced structural tissue grafts are designed to:^1-4

STRAVIX^◊

STRAVIX PL^◊

GRAFIX XC^◊

GRAFIX PL^◊ XC

OASIS^®

STRAVIX^◊

STRAVIX PL^◊

GRAFIX XC^◊

GRAFIX PL^◊XC

OASIS^®