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StarPore - Polymer Surgical Facial Implants
Polymer surgical implants are a permanent, predictable and symmetrical option for facial reconstruction or augmentation. StarPore® implants are an advanced polymer tissue scaffold indicated for the repair or augmentation of contours in the skull and face. Made from clinical proven porous polyethylene (HDPE), animal studies have shown StarPore® implants allow for rapid infiltration of highly vascular tissue, which may assist in implant anchoring and more viable hard and soft tissue near the implant. StarPore® is very strong and malleable, simple to modify, will not crack or fracture and can be screw fixated anywhere.
Neurosurgical
AnatomicsAcrylic - Cranial Implant
Manufactured from polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) for placement in a craniectomy defect as an inlay to restore bone structure without a palpable margin.
StarPore - Pterional Implant
The StarPore® Pterional Implant has been designed to correct temporal hollowing caused by wasting of the temporalis muscle following the pterional surgical approach to the brain. The implant is supplied in standard left and right-side shapes and is easily modifiable intra-operatively. The implant has modifiable fins to allow for customisation of lateral extension. It is screwed directly onto the skull in the desired position.
Anatomics - Surgical Template
Surgical Templates are designed by Anatomics engineers to assist the surgeon in confirming the fit of an Anatomics implant in certain cases. Existing tissue at the surgical site area may need modification to achieve optimal implant fit. A Surgical Template acts as a proxy for the implant to allow the surgeon to prepare the donor site appropriately. This reduces handling and potential contamination of the actual implant.
StarPore - Cranial Implant
StarPore® implants are an advanced polymer tissue scaffold manufactured from porous polyethylene for placement either in a craniectomy defect as an inlay to restore bone structure without a palpable margin or over a craniofacial defect as an augmentation onlay.
