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Company Address:	131 N Main Street,CARROLLTOWN,PA,USA
ZIP Code: Postal Code:	15722
Telephone Number:	8143448481 (+1-814-344-8481)
Fax Number:	8143448482 (+1-814-344-8482)
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):	6411
USA SIC Description:	Insurance
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Contemporary Review: The Use of Human Placental Tissues in Foot and . . .
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This retrospective review demonstrates the use of injectable placental tissue matrix The technique to inject the amniotic tissue after skin closure is quick, efficient and reproducible
Foot and Ankle
The purpose of this study was to compare postoperative pain scores in patients undergoing achilles or peroneal tendon repair or debridement with adjunctive human placental allograft compared to patients who underwent repair or debridement without allograft
Open Surgical Implantation of a Viable Intact . . . - ScienceDirect
There has been an increase in scientific and clinical research surrounding the medical use of human placental membranes (HPMs) and many of these point-of-care allografts are now commercially available
Contemporary Review: The Use of Human Placental Tissues in Foot and . . .
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery – Global Open
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The Role of Placental Membrane Allografts in the Surgical . . . - PubMed
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Wound repair, safety, and functional outcomes in reconstructive lower . . .
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Placental Membrane Provides Improved Healing Efficacy and Lower Cost . . .
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