Minimally invasive cellular allograft system cleared for use in trauma procedures

The world’s first viable bone matrix that provides lineage-committed bone cells, LifeNet Health’s ViviGen MIS, is now available for use in trauma procedures. 

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ViviGen MIS is the first cellular allograft optimized for minimally invasive surgeries, and it has been successfully used in minimally invasive spine procedures. 

ViviGen includes a pre-filled cannula and sterile delivery device that allows bone allografts to be delivered with efficiency, reliability and precision. 

Compared to a bone graft funnel, ViviGen offers better graft preparation and delivery performance, resulting in procedures that are three times faster, according to a March 8 press release. 

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