Is a Biological Matrix Safe? Common Patient Questions Answered
Plain-language answers to the questions patients ask most about biological matrix safety — rejection, risks, animal-derived material and longevity.
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From Membrane to Living Tissue: A 12-Month Timeline
Follow a single ExaShape matrix from the moment it is placed to the moment it becomes patient-specific collagen. A biological matrix is…
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Twenty-One Months of Real-World Clinical Data
The largest series to date on prepectoral reconstruction assisted by an acellular bovine pericardium pocket. Here is what it recorded. Material science…
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The Bilayer, Explained
One surface protects the implant. The other invites the body in. ExaShape does not ask you to choose. Ask a biological matrix…
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Not all matrices share a biography | Tool
Pericardium vs Dermis — A Structural Explainer | ExaShape ExaShape · Structural Explainer Not all matrices share a biography Two biological matrices…
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Not All Matrices Share a Biography
Two biological matrices can look identical on the back table and behave nothing alike. The reason is written into the tissue they…
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Oncoplastic Surgery: Where Cancer Care Meets Reconstruction
The discipline that plans cancer removal and aesthetic reconstruction as a single objective — and where med tech fits in.
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Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy and Reconstruction: What It Involves
Preserving the skin envelope and nipple gives reconstruction a better starting point — here is what nipple-sparing mastectomy involves.
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Radiotherapy and Breast Reconstruction: Managing the Irradiated Field
Radiotherapy is often essential for cancer control but reshapes the reconstructive problem — here is how teams manage the irradiated field.
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Immediate vs. Delayed Breast Reconstruction: How Timing Is Decided
Reconstruct at the same operation as the mastectomy, or later? How the oncologic plan and radiotherapy shape the timing.
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