Woven Grafts

Woven Grafts

Getinge woven impregnated vascular prostheses, specially designed for aortic and large artery reconstruction operations, are new possibilities for reconstructive vascular surgery.

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Getinge impregnated vascular prostheses have a unique woven wall, guaranteeing greater prosthesis strength, which is especially relevant in aortic surgery. Getinge woven impregnated vascular prostheses simplify the implantation technique and shorten the operation time.

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