SeptumSegment

“The premier choice for replacing autologous tissue in rhinoplasty procedures.”

This versatility streamlines the surgical process and accommodates diverse clinical requirements with both fresh frozen and freeze-dried options. Its proven effectiveness, supported by positive clinical outcomes, underscores its reliability and performance in surgical applications. 

These attributes highlight SeptumSegment’s capacity to meet surgeons’ needs for quality and adaptability in rhinoplasty procedures.

The SeptumSegment stands out as a preferred material for rhinoplasty, offering fully customizable shaping to ensure an ideal fit for each patient, thus representing an efficient alternative to autologous cartilage.

Case Studies

SeptumSegment represents an innovative solution in rhinoplasty, offering precisely sized costal cartilage for both primary and complex surgical procedures. For decades, cartilage has been recognized as a safe and effective substitute for autologous grafts or synthetic materials, boasting high biocompatibility. SeptumSegment stands out for its consistent quality, with studies indicating low complication rates [1], ensuring reliable functional, structural, and cosmetic outcomes with minimal adverse effects [2].

This product underscores its value in cases where patients lack sufficient or high-quality cartilage, serving as an optimal alternative. Clinical evidence highlights the advantages of SeptumSegment over autologous grafts, notably avoiding the additional risks associated with secondary donor sites, such as extended anesthesia and increased infection potential.

Designed for immediate application, SeptumSegment can be tailored to any required dimensions, facilitating a safe and efficient rhinoplasty process. Available in two length variations—over 15 mm and over 30 mm—and in both freeze-dried and fresh-frozen formats, SeptumSegment is a versatile and dependable choice for enhancing patient outcomes in rhinoplasty surgeries.

SeptumSegment represents a fusion of innovation and clinical utility. Medical devices, as outlined by the FD&C Act, are essential tools ranging from diagnostic instruments to implants. Unlike these devices, biologics—categorized as tissues and cellular-based products—are poised for human therapeutic use and can garner additional reimbursement when billed under the unlisted CPT Code 17999.

[1] Menger, D.J, Nolst Trinete, G.J.,
Arch Facial Plastic Surg. 2010; 12 (2): 114-118.
https://biomed-ent.com/rhinoplasty-solutions/#_ftnref1

[2] Kridel, R.W., e.a.
Long-term use and follow-up of irradiated homologous costal cartilage grafts in the nose. Arch Facial Plast Surgery, 2009; 11 (6): 378-394.
https://biomed-ent.com/rhinoplasty-solutions/#_ftnref2

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Ordering Information

Code

Description

Diameter

Thickness

BE3030FF

Cartilage, Fresh Frozen

Less than 5 CM

8 – 10 MM

BE3040FF

Cartilage, Fresh Frozen

5 – 8 CM

8 – 10 MM

BE3050FF

Cartilage, Fresh Frozen

Greater than 8 CM

8 – 10 MM