Abstract: A meshed, dehydrated, placental tissue allograft that can be used in the treatment of wounds. Specifically, the meshed allograft has the property of being able to be expanded to cover an irregularly shaped wound, therefore reducing the need to apply multiple, uniform sized grafts to a single wound site. The meshed, dehydrated placental tissue allograft is sourced from a human donor, and is then processed to remove any potential contaminants or microbes prior to applying a specific mesh pattern to the tissue. The meshed, dehydrated, placental tissue graft is reconstituted prior to applying to the subject, and can then be configured to optimally cover the shape of the wound site.

Abstract: A meshed, dehydrated, umbilical tissue allograft that can be used in the treatment of wounds. Specifically, the meshed allograft has the property of being able to be expanded to cover an irregularly shaped wound, therefore reducing the need to apply multiple, uniform sized grafts to a single wound site. The meshed, dehydrated umbilical tissue allograft is sourced from a human donor, and is then processed to remove any potential contaminants or microbes prior to applying a specific mesh pattern to the tissue. The meshed, dehydrated, umbilical tissue graft is reconstituted prior to applying to the subject, and can then be configured to optimally cover the shape of the wound site.

Abstract: Described herein are compositions composed of micronized placental components and optionally a sealant, and pharmaceutical compositions thereof. Also described are systems, apparatuses, and methods for applying the combination of micronized placental components and adhesives optionally a sealant (e.g., adhesive or gelation agent) for wound care and other medical applications.

Abstract: Described herein are compositions composed of micronized placental components and optionally a sealant, and pharmaceutical compositions thereof. Also described are systems, apparatuses, and methods for applying the combination of micronized placental components and adhesives optionally a sealant (e.g., adhesive or gelation agent) for wound care and other medical applications.