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Surgical Procedure Library

This material is intended exclusively for healthcare professionals and is for educational purposes to guide the proper use of GalaFLEX™ Scaffold products.

Surgical Procedure Library

This material is intended exclusively for healthcare professionals and is for educational purposes to guide the proper use of GalaFLEX™ Scaffold products.

Références​​:
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3.GalaFLEX™ Scaffold Instructions for Use.
4.Preclinical data on file. Results may not correlate to clinical outcomes.
5.No scaffold is indicated for use in contaminated or infected wounds.
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