Count on Cortiva® allograft dermis for predictable graft performance
Cortiva®® allograft dermis is a non-crosslinked acellular dermal matrix (ADM). It is a safe and natural biologic option for the repair, replacement, reconstruction, or augmentation of soft tissues including plastic and reconstructive surgery procedures.1

With precise tolerances for allograft thickness and size,1 Cortiva® allograft dermis delivers exceptional handling predictability that you can depend on every time you open the package.

Cortiva® allograft dermis, processed using a proprietary method that maintains the native dermal structure, has demonstrated rapid revascularization and remodeling to support graft incorporation.1,2,3,4,*,†

Maintaining the highest standards of quality, from donor screening to terminal sterilization, Cortiva® allograft dermis provides surgeons with an ADM they can depend on for a consistent and excellent graft experience.1

Discover why Cortiva® allograft dermis stands above the rest

Evergen is a leading provider of tissue-based implants with a commitment to scientific integrity, safety, and quality. New technologies and surgeon engagement allow for the processing of reliable, high-performing implants that ultimately enhance patients' lives and our healthcare partners' experience. By choosing Evergen as your trusted implant provider, you prioritize quality above all else.

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Proven commitment to quality

Precise thickness consistency of +/- 0.1 - 0.125mm.1
Measurements are taken every 2cm to ensure thickness consistency across the entire graft.1
Graft length and width are confirmed twice using a laser-calibrated ruler.1
All grafts conform to specifications without deviation. Graft measurements are not averaged.
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References
  1. Data on file at Evergen.
  2. Moyer, et. al. 2017. "A histological comparison of two human acellular dermal matrix products in prosthetic-based breast reconstruction." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Global Open, December 2017, 5(12).
  3. Keane AM, et al. "Cortiva vs AlloDerm in Prepectoral and Partial Submuscular Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction: A Randomized Clinical Trial." Plast Reconstr Surg. 2023 Dec 12.
  4. Gierek M, et al. "Human Acellular Dermal Matrix in  Reconstructive Surgery-A Review." Biomedicines. 2022 Nov 9;10(11):2870.
* Performance data from animal models may not be representative of performance in humans.
† Clinical cases are unique and individual results may vary.