What is AlloDerm?

Hernias repaired with AlloDerm have an extremely high recurrence rate

AlloDerm, or AlloDerm® Regenerative Tissue Matrix  is a kind of skin graft material derived from cadaveric dermis, or donated skin, made by LifeCell Corporation. The human skin goes through a processing and purification process by LifeCell is derived from cadaveric dermis and undergoes non-damaging proprietary processing that removes cells.

What are the Uses of AlloDerm?

The first use of AlloDerm was in skin replacement procedures for burn victims. It is now common in procedures on the heart, cornea, bone and other tissue and in oral, cosmetic, dermatologic, plastic and reconstructive surgeries. AlloDerm is also used for hernia repair surgeries. 

Is AlloDerm Safe?

LifeCell promotes AlloDerm as a strong and safe product for the repair of abdominal hernias. Recent studies show an extremely high rate of hernia recurrence in patients whose abdominal hernias are repaired with AlloDerm.  In other words, patients whose abdominal hernias were repaired with AlloDerm regularly have hernias come back causing significant pain and requiring additional surgery. 

Hernia Repair Patients Seeking Legal Representation

AlloDerm hernia recurrence is not uncommon. If you or someone you love has experienced complications with AlloDerm that was used to repair his or her hernia, you may be entitled to compensation. Your chance of a successful claim increases dramatically when you choose experienced team for legal representation. The personal injury lawyers at Anapol Schwartz are known for their prosecution of products liability cases. Take steps to get reparations for hardships you are suffering due to any ongoing medical problems.

If you are one of the unfortunate hernia repair patients with complications because of AlloDerm, get the help you need by calling Anapol Schwartz. Their skilled Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers will work closely with you to get the compensation you deserve. Protect yourself and your rights by consulting with our dangerous drugs lawyers today.

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