General & Reconstructive Surgery
Advance Surgical Devices & Delivery Systems with Applied Biomaterial Solutions
Enhance your bold new innovations with precision-designed textile- and polymer-based solutions that enable patient comfort and compliance, from low-pressure medical balloons, catheter sheaths, and sleeves to specialty sutures, resorbable meshes and sheets, and fluid transfer bags.
Innovating General & Reconstructive Surgery Through Polymer and Textile Integration
Solesis’ textile and polymer engineering teams can translate your unique requirements into custom solutions made of predicate or novel materials so you can drive innovation and enhance treatment across these applications and beyond:
- Hernia repair
- Soft tissue repair
- Abdominal conditions
- Skin grafting
- Cosmetic surgery
Harness Unmatched Expertise to Meet Evolving Patient Needs
Explore Solutions:
- Low-pressure medical balloons
- Catheter sheaths
- Coatings and coverings
- Thin films
- Resorbable meshes and sheets
- Hemostatic mesh
- Scaffold materials
- Dressings
- GI stents
- Capsule technologies (e.g., GI tract imaging, drug delivery)
- Sleeves (e.g., barrier, irrigation)
- Colostomy and urostomy bags
- Organ retrieval and storage bags
- Surgical equipment covers
- Probe covers
- Fluid transfer bags
- Membranes
- Protective sheaths (e.g., flexible/wearable electronics)
- Wound care systems
- Tissue scaffolds
- Specialty sutures
Overcoming Design and Development Challenges with Biomaterial Innovations
Take advantage of applied biomaterials that can be custom-developed to meet any of the following requirements of your next general and reconstructive surgery device or delivery system:
- 3D dimensionality
- Absorption
- Biocompatibility
- Cell attachment
- Cellular ingrowth
- Chemical resistance
- Collapsibility
- Compactibility
- Conformability
- Covering/protection (e.g., cushioning)
- Durability
- Fixation
- Flexibility and flex-fatigue resistance
- Gas barrier properties
- High density
- High surface area
- Hydrolytic stability
- Low creep
- Low profile
- Lubricity/coefficient of friction (CoF)
- Mechanical properties
- Permeability
- Porosity
- Proliferation
- Protection
- Resilience
- Reinforcement
- Sealing
- Seamlessness
- Smaller profiles
- Softness
- Stabilization
- Strength
- Stretchability
- Suitability in manufacturing (e.g., printing, assembly, roll-to-roll processing)
- Suturability
- Support
- Surface finish
- Thickness
- Uniformity
- Weldability
Innovation in Minimally Invasive Procedures is Accelerating - and Solesis Moves with You.
Our engineers collaborate closely with your team to develop solutions with tunable, high-performance properties, including flexibility, durability, and biocompatibility. We help you advance from idea to impact quickly so you can reach more patients faster.
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