• Provides the optimal structure and facilitates cellular and fluid infiltration for tendon and ligament healing, leaving tendon-like tissue in place of the implant
• Tapestry has a highly aligned and organized structure
• Gradually resorbs, leaving new tendon-like tissue in place of the implant
• In a pre-clinical study, Tapestry demonstrated new collagen deposition, incorporation into the native tissue, and new tendon-like tissue into and around the implant.
• Tapestry demonstrated complete integration and formation of dense, collagenous fibrous connective tissue into and around the implant as early as 8 weeks in a pre-clinical study
• Tapestry’s structure supports optimal fluid absorption, cell attachment and proliferation, and vascularization facilitating the formation of new tendon-like tissue.
• Tapestry is available in multiple sizes to accommodate patient anatomies in various applications including, but not limited to, rotator cuff and total shoulder repairs, hamstring, quad tendon, and Achilles.