PR Newswire04.05.18
AlloSource and Stryker announced the launch of ProChondrix CR, a cryopreserved osteochondral allograft. ProChondrix CR is a single-stage, natural solution for patients in need of articular cartilage repair.
ProChondrix CR is designed to match biomechanical and biochemical properties of normal hyaline cartilage, restore a smooth articular cartilage surface, help relieve patient symptoms, and improve function. AlloSource launched ProChondrix in 2016 and developed a cryopreserved version to provide a longer shelf-life, while maintaining the high cellular viability of the product1.
"ProChondrix CR demonstrates our commitment to innovation and our surgeon customers," said Kerr Holbrook, AlloSource chief commercial officer. "This cryopreserved allograft provides opportunities for more surgeons to use ProChondrix CR to help restore patient health. We are proud to work with Stryker on the distribution of this product and look forward to more opportunities to serve surgeons and their patients."
Stryker will distribute ProChondrix CR across multiple treatment areas to help expand access for patients.
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1Data on file at AlloSource
ProChondrix CR is designed to match biomechanical and biochemical properties of normal hyaline cartilage, restore a smooth articular cartilage surface, help relieve patient symptoms, and improve function. AlloSource launched ProChondrix in 2016 and developed a cryopreserved version to provide a longer shelf-life, while maintaining the high cellular viability of the product1.
"ProChondrix CR demonstrates our commitment to innovation and our surgeon customers," said Kerr Holbrook, AlloSource chief commercial officer. "This cryopreserved allograft provides opportunities for more surgeons to use ProChondrix CR to help restore patient health. We are proud to work with Stryker on the distribution of this product and look forward to more opportunities to serve surgeons and their patients."
Stryker will distribute ProChondrix CR across multiple treatment areas to help expand access for patients.
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1Data on file at AlloSource