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The AVATAR Vascular PTFE Graft is a type of vascular graft made from polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), a synthetic material commonly used in medical devices due to its durability, biocompatibility, and resistance to clotting. PTFE is known for its non-reactive properties, making it ideal for use in the human body, particularly in vascular surgeries.The AVATAR Vascular PTFE Graft is typically used in procedures involving the bypass of damaged or diseased blood vessels. It can be used as an alternative to natural blood vessels in cases where the patient's own veins or arteries are not suitable for use, such as in cases of peripheral artery disease (PAD), coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG), or dialysis access for patients with kidney failure.

The AVATAR Vascular PTFE Graft is a highly durable, biocompatible graft made from expanded PTFE, commonly used in various vascular surgeries to replace or bypass damaged blood vessels. Its porous structure encourages tissue ingrowth, while its non-thrombogenic nature minimizes the risk of clot formation. The graft is available in various sizes to meet patient-specific needs and is recognized for its reliability in promoting long-term vascular health.

 

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Material: • Collagen-coated polyester graft • Reverse locknit knitting technique • Water permeability : < 5ml/cm²/min* HEMAGARD Knitted properties: • Proprietary textile design: reverse locknit knitting technique produces burst strength, radial tensile strength and suture pull-out strength characteristics which are significantly greater than corresponding material, which utilize a tricot knit* • Hemagard locknit construction designed to have a long term stability and resistance to post-operative dilatation