Kci Licensing, Inc.

Momelan Technologies, Inc.

3m Innovative Properties Company

Kinetic Concepts, Inc.

Sameer Ahmed Sabir

Andrew Ziegler

M Josh Tolkoff

Jeffrey Cerier

Denis LaBombard

Brian Newkirk

Denis Labombard

The present invention generally relates to methods for applying a skin graft. Methods of the invention involve harvesting an epidermal skin graft, and applying the epidermal skin graft to a recipient site such that the basal layer of the skin graft makes direct contact with the recipient site.

Methods for preparing a skin graft

The present invention generally relates to methods for preparing a skin graft without culturing or use of biologics.

Methods for preparing a skin graft without culturing or use of biologics

The present invention generally relates to devices for harvesting a skin graft(s). The present invention provides a blister raising device integrated with a member for cutting the blister.

Microblister skin grafting

The invention generally relates to methods for manufacturing components for use in a device for generating substantially planar micrografts. The methods of the invention provide for the manufacture of substantially uniform components for a cutter contained within the device, the cutter configured to cut a blister in order to produce a substantially planar graft.

Devices for generating skin grafts

Methods for applying a skin graft

The invention generally relates to devices for generating and transferring micrografts and methods of use thereof. In certain embodiments, devices of the invention include a housing having an open configuration and a closed configuration, a micrograft generating station, and a micrograft transferring station.

Devices for generating and transferring micrografts and methods of use thereof

Devices for harvesting a skin graft

Methods of manufacturing devices for generating skin grafts

The present invention generally relates to methods for preparing a skin graft. In certain embodiments, methods of the invention involve harvesting a plurality of skin grafts from a subject, applying the grafts to a first substrate, stretching the first substrate, and transferring the grafts from the first substrate to at least a second substrate for application to a patient recipient site.

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Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Sameer Ahmed Sabir