What is DermaPure®?
DermaPure® is one of the two innovative tissue products (along with VNEW®) that ARMS Medical is proud to offer patients, using patented dCELL® Technology
DermaPure® is a decellularized dermal tissue with virtually no structural disruption allowing tissue and cellular regeneration to occur. DermaPure® has been demonstrated to provide higher pro-angiogenic response during integration with reduced fibrosis.1
DermaPure® is available in four sizes:
- 3cm x 4cm
- 4cm x 6cm
- 7cm x 10cm
- 9 cm x 12 cm
Benefits of DermaPure®
Quick Healing
Facilitates the re-establishment of vascular channels, enabling successful graft take in just seven days.
Strong Pro-Angiogenic Effect
Treatment with DermaPure® had the strongest pro-angiogenic influence, particularly within 3 – 4 weeks.
Reduced Fibrosis
Treatment with DermaPure® resulted in reduced fibrosis compared to the control and xenograft.
Flexibility
Suitable for abdominal, trans-vaginal and robotic surgery.
Ease of Use
Optimizes graft handling and high suture pullout strength while retaining strong biomechanical properties.
Versatility
Designed for pelvic floor conditions and gender affirmation surgeries, VNEW adapts to various surgical approaches, enhancing patient care.
DermaPure® has been used in over 7,000 pelvic floor procedures with no reported adverse events.*
These procedures help to treat concerns such as:
- Cystocele
- Rectocele
- Synthetic Mesh Removal
- Enterocele
- Apical Prolapse
- Fistula
- Rectal Prolapse
- Stress Urinary Incontinence
- Complex Gender Procedures
- Cervical Cancer
What is the Science Behind DermaPure®
Exploring DermaPure® in Detail
Advancing Pelvic Floor Repair
References
- Greaves NS, Iqbal SA, Morris J, et al. Acute cutaneous wounds treated with human decellularised dermis show enhanced angiogenesis during healing. PLOS ONE. 2015;10(1):e0113209. Greaves NS, Bayat A (2015). Skin Substitute-Assisted Repair Shows Reduced Dermal Fibrosis in Acute Human Wounds Validated Simultaneously by Histology and Optical Tomography. Wound Rep Reg (2015) 23 483–494
- Greaves NS, Iqbal SA, Morris J, et al. Acute cutaneous wounds treated with human decellularised dermis show enhanced angiogenesis during healing. PLoS ONE. 2015;10(1):e0113209.
- Greaves NS, Bayat A (2015). Skin Substitute-Assisted Repair Shows Reduced Dermal Fibrosis in Acute Human Wounds Validated Simultaneously by Histology and Optical Tomography. Wound Rep Reg (2015) 23 483–494
- Data on file at Tissue Regenix Limited.