Regeneten Bioinductive Implant
A new solution for rotator cuff disease designed to support healing and new tissue growth.
The Regeneten Bioinductive Implant is a newer option for the treatment of rotator cuff disease.
It is designed to help heal rotator cuff tears by supporting the body’s natural healing response, facilitating new tissue growth, and potentially disrupting disease progression.
Michigan: (248) 792-9496 |
Florida: (407) 487-8610
What Is the Regeneten Bioinductive Implant?
Regeneten is a collagen-based bioinductive implant that is delivered arthroscopically through a small incision over the location of the rotator cuff tendon injury.
It is secured in place with small anchors, and the anchors and implant are designed to absorb in about six months.
Why patients ask about Regeneten
- They want support for healing and tendon strength in rotator cuff disease
- They want a minimally invasive approach performed arthroscopically
- They want options that may help address progression over time
Your provider will confirm what is appropriate based on symptoms, exam findings, and imaging.
Who Might Be a Candidate?
Regeneten may be discussed for patients with rotator cuff disease, including tears, when an orthopedic evaluation indicates it is a good fit.
If you are dealing with shoulder pain that limits daily activity, weakness, pain with reaching, or pain that persists despite conservative care, an evaluation can help identify the next best step.
How the Procedure Works
The implant is placed arthroscopically through a small incision and positioned over the rotator cuff tendon injury.
It is then secured with small anchors and is designed to absorb over time.
Your surgeon will explain the full plan, expected recovery, and alternatives during your consultation.
Regeneten Bioinductive Implant FAQ
What is Regeneten used for?
Regeneten is a solution for rotator cuff disease that helps support healing and may facilitate new tissue growth.
How is the implant placed?
The collagen-based implant is delivered arthroscopically through a small incision over the rotator cuff tendon injury and secured with small anchors.
Does the implant stay in the body permanently?
The implant and the anchors are designed to absorb in about six months.
How do I find out if I am a candidate?
The best way is an orthopedic evaluation with a review of your symptoms and imaging.
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Locations
Michigan Location
Bingham Farms
32270 Telegraph Rd. Suite 110
Bingham Farms, MI 48025
Phone: (248) 792-9496
Fax: (248) 792-9628
Florida Location
Orlando
8810 Commodity Circle, Suite 25
Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (407) 487-8610
Fax: (407) 487-8605
Florida Location
Hollywood
3700 Washington St., Suite 400
Hollywood, FL 33021
Phone: (407) 487-8610
Fax: (407) 487-8605
