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Adcon® Gel


	Adcon Gel proper use in spine and dealing with dural cuts or tears Bioscompass, Inc

	The use of Adcon-T/N after repair of zone II flexor tendons Liew SH, Potokar T, Bantick GL, Morgan I, Ford C, Murison MS. Welsh Center for Burns and Plastic Surgery, Morriston Hospital, Swansea, UK

	Prevention of peridural fibrosis: Current methodologies Fred H Geisler MD, PhD, Chicago Institute of Neurosugery and Neuroresearch

	Association between peridural scar and activity-related pain after lumar discectomy M BenDebba PhD, H. Augustus van Alphen, Donlin M. Long

	Reduction of Extraneural Scarring by Adcon-T/N after Surgical Intervention John Petersen MD, Lisa Russel PhD, Kathleen Andrus BA, Jerry Silver PhD, Michel Kliot MD

	ADCON-L and T/N Short review of most important studies Bioscompass, Inc

	Retrospective Safety Evaluation of ADCON®-L For Inhibition Of Postoperative Peridural Fibrosis Following Spinal Root Decompression Retrospective data collection of first time ADCON-L recipients for single level laminectomy. Ten study centers participated in data collection for surgeries that occurred between June 1, 1998 and October 30, 2000. Number of Subjects: 847 ADCON-L patients.

	How to improve surgery on the tendons of the hand and fingers Surgery of the tendons of the hand and the fingers still seems difficult and haphazard. The major problem remains that of adhesions, which are intrinsic in all tendon surgery. The advent of a biodegradable gel will reinforce an entire therapeutic arsenal for preventing adhesions.

	A Comparison of the Effectiveness of Adcon-L and Medishield for the Prevention of Adhesions in a Rabbit Laminectomy Model This study was designed to compare the efficacy of two commercially available products for prevention of dural adhesions.

	Adcon Studies - Spine Cell culture analysis, Animal studies and Human studies

	Adcon Studies - Hand Animal and Human studies


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