Acelullar Cadaveric Dermal Matrix
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Acelullar Cadaveric Dermal Matrix Definition
A human dermis-derived allograft material. Acellular cadaveric dermal matrix (ACDM) is derived from human cadaveric dermis from which the epidermis, all viable cells and major histocompatibility class (MHC) II antigens have been removed to minimize alloimmunogenicity, while the dermal collagen matrix is preserved. ACDM may placed over wounds to aid as a substitute for skin when necessary such as for surgical reconstruction or for protection against wound exposure and breakdown and wound infection.
Acelullar Cadaveric Dermal Matrix Synonyms
Acelullar Cadaveric Dermal Matrix, ACDM, AlloDerm, DermaMatrix
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