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ABRA Abdominal Introductory Video |
ABRA® Abdominal Wall Closure enables primary closure of both fascia and skin.
Indications:
ABRA® Abdominal Wall Closure is indicated for retracted, full-thickness midline abdominal closure after laparotomy for Abdominal Compartment Syndrome (ACS), abdominal hernia, mesh removal, AAA, or abdominal trauma, and for retention of abdominal wall closure.
Why it is used:
Benefits
- Achieves a low-tension primary closure
- Maintains domain, or quickly restores lost domain
- Eliminates hernia and need for mesh and skin graft
- Preserves fascial margins
- Restores normal physiology
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Features
- Used with Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
- Reduces OR procedures by 50%
- Reduces length of stay
- Allows bedside dressing changes
- MRI compatible
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How it works:
The ABRA® Abdominal Wall Closure System restores the primary closure option for full-thickness, retracted midline abdominal defects. This Dynamic Wound Closure System pulls the muscle planes together under low tension while leaving fascial margins intact and ready to suture, for a sound primary closure. This ABRA system eliminates the hernia without the need for mesh, and re-approximates the skin margins, eliminating the need to graft.
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System expands in the event of an inflammatory response. |
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Closure Period
Dynamic re-approximation of muscle / fascia planes. |
Key System Components:
ABRA...because nothing beats a primary closure.
Links
Instructions for Use
Post-Operative Nursing Care
Product Sheet
Clinical & Economic Highlights
Product Ordering Information
Case Studies
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