How a Biological Matrix Integrates: Revascularisation and Tissue Remodelling
Integration versus encapsulation — how the body turns a scaffold into vascularised living tissue, and why that is the property that matters…
Read article →Integration versus encapsulation — how the body turns a scaffold into vascularised living tissue, and why that is the property that matters…
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Read article →From borrowed flaps to muscle-dependent implants to biology-led, muscle-sparing reconstruction — how technology reshaped the field.
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Read article →SÃO PAULO – Last week marked a historic milestone for the Brazilian medical community as Advanced Biomedical Concept and HPF Surgical officially…
Read article →ROME, ITALY – On February 3–4, 2024, Advanced Biomedical Concept (ABC) hosted a premier international educational initiative titled "Mastering the Prepectoral Plane."…
Read article →From the ExaShape® biological matrix for breast reconstruction to the EXAFAT® fat-grafting system — explore the full range of ABC devices.
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