Cartiform® Allograft

Flexible osteochondral allograft with viable chondrocytes and extracellular matrix

Cartiform

Featuring unique handling characteristics alongside simple fixation solutions, cryopreserved Cartiform viable osteochondral allografts combine the safety and success of fresh osteochondral allografts with ease of use and in-the-moment availability.

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While maintaining a pristine intact cartilage structure, the graft also features a very thin bony portion to aid in graft incorporation. The Cartiform graft is also porated to increase surface area, support preservation of chondrocyte viability, and achieve reproducible fixation.

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Cartiform allografts are trimmable and flexible to match any lesion size and contour and are ideal for cartilage defects with minimal subchondral bone damage.

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Trimmable and Flexible

Cartiform viable osteochondral allograft can be trimmed to fit your patient’s specific articular cartilage lesion. Templates and scorers are available to help prepare the graft and recipient site.

Scientific Support for Cartiform Allograft

Cartiform viable osteochondral allograft preserves the microstructure of 3 distinct cartilage zones1 (superficial, transitional, and radial), which is essential to supporting normal cartilage function.2

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Scientific Developments and Clinical Applications Utilizing Chondrons and Chondrocytes with Matrix for Cartilage Repair

Sarav S Shah, Kai Mithoefer

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Cartiform implantation for focal cartilage defects in the knee: A 2-year clinical and magnetic resonance imaging follow-up study.

Bennett CH, Nadarajah V, Moore MC, et al

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Prospective outcomes of cryopreserved osteochondral allograft for patellofemoral cartilage defects at minimum 2-year follow-up.

Melugin HP, Ridley TJ, Bernard CD, et al

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Reimbursement and Claims Guidance

Arthrex supports surgeons through comprehensive reimbursement and claims support, including product-specific information about coding and billing scenarios that may be used for procedures that employ our products.

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Note: Information contained in this reimbursement guide is for educational and strategic planning purposes only.

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