A retrospective clinical analysis by Nockolds, Hodde, and Rooney demonstrates the safety and efficacy of Biodesign® in the treatment of complex hernias. See a study summary here: hubs.li/Q02R46D10 -- Citations in image. Instructions for use: hubs.li/Q02R4cX-0

Biodesign® xenograft products, derived from porcine small intestinal submucosa (SIS), provide: • A scaffold for tissue remodeling • Potential for fewer complications (1-4) • Pliability and strength Learn more about what sets Biodesign products apart: hubs.li/Q02Rjs9X0

In collaboration with our distribution partner, Endotherapeutics, we are excited to be at the 2024 Colorectal Spring Meeting in Melbourne, Australia, until October 5!

Q: What ECM-derived graft is remodeled into strong, native tissue and has a 5.3% recurrence rate in 5+ year follow-up? (1-3) A: Biodesign® Hernia Graft See more benefits and features: hubs.li/Q02R42-_0 -- Citations in image. Instructions for use: hubs.li/Q02R4b6J0

On #WorldMentalHealthDay we recognize the importance of mental health at work and beyond. Connect with family, friends, and colleagues to express support and help break the stigma around mental health. Explore resources to get the conversation started: hubs.li/Q02SLX9p0

Our Professionals in Career Development (PiCD) team hosts educational and social events focused on personal and professional development. Recently, they've hosted a fun snack swap and golf outing! We look forward to connecting with coworkers at future PiCD events!

We proudly honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and contributions of Indigenous communities. We remain committed to inclusivity, respect, and creating opportunities that uplift Indigenous peoples today and every day.

Embracing an inclusive workforce benefits everyone! This October, we recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month and the theme, Access to Good Jobs for All. Together we can create workplaces where everyone thrives. Learn more: hubs.li/Q02SMbXg0 #NDEAM2024

The Biodesign® 4-Layer Tissue Graft, made from porcine small intestinal submucosa (SIS), reinforces soft tissue and supports tissue remodeling. Learn more about how this versatile graft provides long-term strength. (1) Multiple sizes are available. hubs.li/Q02V-DsK0

#Diwali, the Festival of Lights, symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. We extend our heartfelt wishes for joy, prosperity, and wellness to everyone celebrating this beautiful occasion!

We’re excited to attend the Orlando Colorectal Congress from November 6-8! This is a great opportunity to connect with experts and explore advancements in colorectal care. We hope to see you there!

A team in Germany described treating obstructive defecation syndrome and pelvic organ prolapse in a single procedure. The retrospective study evaluated the short-term outcomes and the use of the Biodesign® Rectopexy Graft in a small subgroup. hubs.li/Q02WQMWs0

🎃👻 Our office was full of spooky spirit this Halloween! From an epic decorating contest to cubicle trick-or-treating, our team showed off creativity and community. Check out these fun moments from our celebration!

Today, we honor the courage and dedication of our nation’s veterans. Thank you for your unwavering service and the sacrifices you've made in the name of freedom and peace. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans

Porcine small intestinal submucosa (SIS) is an extracellular matrix that supports tissue remodeling.(1) Curious how SIS is used throughout the body? Explore its many applications and the Biodesign® products that have helped improve patient lives worldwide: hubs.li/Q02WPYpP0

☕ Nothing perks up a workday like a visit from Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee Trucks! Our team enjoyed some fresh brews, warm smiles, and a little break to recharge. Big thanks for fueling our day!

Looking to better understand biologic grafts? Biologics Become You offers valuable insights for both patients and surgeons. Explore this resource to gain clarity on various conditions, treatment options, and how biologic grafts work. Start learning here: hubs.li/Q02XPFxy0

Explore our video library for expert insights on surgical techniques and product innovations. Whether you're enhancing your skills or discovering new solutions, we’ve got valuable content for medical professionals. Start watching today: hubs.li/Q02YM4jq0

Researchers at Juntendo University School of Medicine in Tokyo, Japan, review the components of small intestinal submucosa (SIS) that support its effective use for wound healing. (1) hubs.li/Q02YM2SW0

This Thanksgiving, we’re reminded of how grateful we are for our coworkers, customers, and vendors. Your partnership is invaluable as we work together to serve patients every day. Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and restful holiday. Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡