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Surgical Biologics Evidence, Research and Clinical Education

Explore peer-reviewed literature, Evologics-sponsored research, clinical education, product resources, and specialty-focused learning developed for surgeons, clinical teams, researchers, and healthcare facilities.

Resource Library

Follow the evidence. Find the resource.

Browse scientific literature, active research, clinical education, product materials, and specialty-focused resources. Every record identifies its source, status, product relevance, and evidence type.

8 resources

Product EducationEvoPatch-Specific

Product Brochure

EvoPatch Product Overview

An overview of EvoPatch product characteristics, configurations, handling, and multispecialty navigation for robotic, laparoscopic, and open surgical workflows.

Source
Evologics-Sponsored
Publication status
Not Applicable

Product information is subject to change. Confirm current specifications and consult the applicable Instructions for Use.

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Product EducationEvoDerm-Specific

Product Brochure

EvoDerm Acellular Dermal Matrix Brochure

An overview of EvoDerm product characteristics, established configurations, handling information, and surgical-team resources.

Source
Evologics-Sponsored
Publication status
Not Applicable · 2026

Product information is subject to change. Confirm current specifications and consult the applicable Instructions for Use.

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Product EducationEvologics Portfolio

Specialty Flyer

Foot and Ankle Specialty Product Portfolio

A specialty portfolio overview for foot and ankle surgical teams, with product-family navigation and facility contact information.

Source
Evologics-Sponsored
Publication status
Not Applicable · 2026

Product information is subject to change. Confirm current specifications and consult the applicable Instructions for Use for each product.

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Peer ReviewedDifferent Commercial Product

Retrospective Study

Cryopreserved Ultra-Thick Amniotic Membrane in Colorectal and Intestinal Anastomoses

A single-center retrospective report involving 11 patients who received cryopreserved ultra-thick amniotic membrane following intestinal surgery. The authors described preliminary outcomes and called for larger prospective randomized studies.

Source
Independent
Publication status
Published · 2024

Independent literature involving a different tissue configuration and commercial product. The findings should not be generalized to EvoPatch.

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Peer ReviewedAmniotic Membrane Category

Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Application of Amniotic Membranes in Reconstructive Surgery of Internal Organs

A systematic review evaluating human and animal research involving amniotic membrane in the reconstruction or healing of internal organs. The authors described encouraging signals while emphasizing heterogeneity and the need for stronger clinical evidence.

Source
Independent
Publication status
Published · 2022

Independent literature. This review is not specific to EvoPatch or A-MATRX and may include different tissue layers, processing methods, preservation methods, and applications.

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Peer ReviewedDifferent Commercial Product

Clinical Publication

Dehydrated Human Amnion-Chorion Membrane After Esophagectomy

A clinical report describing dehydrated human amnion-chorion membrane placement around an esophageal anastomosis following esophagectomy.

Source
Independent
Publication status
Published · 2022

Independent literature involving a different tissue configuration and commercial product. It should not be interpreted as direct evidence for EvoPatch.

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Published AbstractDifferent Commercial Product

Published Conference Abstract

Dehydrated Human Amnion-Chorion Membrane in Colorectal Anastomoses

A retrospective multicenter study presented in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons examining dehydrated amnion-chorion membrane in colorectal anastomoses.

Source
Independent
Publication status
Published Abstract · 2017

Published abstract involving a different tissue configuration and commercial product. It should not be presented as a full peer-reviewed clinical paper or as direct evidence for EvoPatch.

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Product EducationA-MATRX-Specific

Product Brochure

A-MATRX Micrograft Brochure

An overview of A-MATRX as a dry human amniotic membrane allograft supplied in a precision-cut micrograft configuration for clinician-directed placement.

Source
Evologics-Sponsored
Publication status
Not Applicable

Product information is subject to change. Confirm current specifications and consult the applicable Instructions for Use.

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Research Program

From mechanism to clinical translation.

Evologics is building a staged evidence program designed to move from biological questions toward controlled clinical evaluation.

  1. Stage 1

    Mechanistic foundation

    Study local tissue response, inflammatory signaling, macrophage behavior, collagen organization, and material transformation.

  2. Stage 2

    Preclinical evaluation

    Examine adhesion development, tissue-plane preservation, handling, persistence, and biological response in controlled models.

  3. Stage 3

    Real-world clinical review

    Evaluate existing clinical experience through structured chart review and transparent reporting of methodology and limitations.

  4. Stage 4

    Prospective development

    Design controlled studies capable of assessing predefined clinical and safety endpoints.

Clinical Resources

Built for the questions that arise around the sterile field.

Clinical resources translate product information into practical, role-specific education for surgeons, nurses, technicians, service-line leaders, and hospital teams. These materials support product evaluation, preparation, handling, sizing, tissue tracking, and procedural planning. They do not replace the current Instructions for Use, institutional policy, or clinical judgment.

Product Handling

  • EvoPatch sterile-field preparation
  • Dry versus hydrated handling
  • Packaging inspection
  • Tissue transfer
  • Placement considerations
  • Tissue tracking and documentation
  • A-MATRX sterile-field handling
  • Disposal of unused opened tissue

Specialty Education

  • Colorectal and gastrointestinal surgery
  • Robotic surgery
  • Gynecology
  • Urology
  • General surgery
  • Bariatric surgery
  • Thoracic surgery
  • Orthopedics and spine
  • Sports medicine
  • Foot and ankle
  • Plastic and reconstructive surgery

Facility Implementation

  • Initial product orientation
  • OR staff in-service
  • Storage and inventory
  • Tissue traceability
  • Product evaluation workflow
  • Representative support
  • Frequently asked questions

Always consult the current product Instructions for Use. Where educational content differs from a controlled product document, the controlled document governs.

Webinars

Deeper conversations for complex surgical questions.

Join surgeons, researchers, and clinical educators for focused discussions of surgical biologics, amniotic membrane science, procedural workflows, research development, and facility implementation.

Inside the Surgical Healing Environment

A research-focused series examining inflammation, tissue remodeling, macrophage behavior, collagen formation, and adhesion biology.

Biologics in Robotic Surgery

Practical conversations about delivering, positioning, and documenting biologic products during robotic procedures.

Specialty Roundtables

Surgeon discussions organized around colorectal, gynecologic, urologic, thoracic, orthopedic, spine, sports medicine, and reconstructive applications.

From Evaluation to Implementation

Educational sessions for value-analysis teams, supply chain, OR leadership, clinical educators, and service-line administrators.

Research in Progress

Transparent discussions of study design, evidence limitations, translational questions, and the steps required to move from preclinical findings to controlled human research.

Educational Events

Learning that moves with the field.

Explore upcoming symposia, specialty meetings, virtual programs, product demonstrations, and Evologics educational events.

Upcoming EventsRecorded ProgramsConference ParticipationSurgeon RoundtablesFacility In-ServicesRepresentative Training

Facility education

Bring Evologics education to your facility.

Request product orientation, sterile-field education, tissue-tracking support, or specialty-specific training for your clinical team.

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Evidence context

Read before using this library

Resources are provided for scientific and educational purposes. Evidence concerning amniotic membrane products may involve different tissue layers, configurations, processing methods, preservation methods, intended uses, and regulatory pathways. Findings from one product or tissue configuration should not be assumed to apply to another. Preclinical, retrospective, observational, and individual case experiences have inherent limitations and do not establish comparative clinical effectiveness. Product use must remain consistent with the current Instructions for Use, applicable labeling, clinician judgment, institutional policy, and applicable regulatory requirements.