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The Amalgatome SD showcases its superior design and capabilities through use on curved geometry or small items. The circular blade and pulling cutting mechanism allow the device to be used in hard to reach, small and contoured areas of the body, as simulated in the below video. Tell us: Can you current Excision tool do [...] Read more

A study presented at the American Burn Association Annual Meeting by Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center showed the Amalgatome SD grafts was more uniform in thickness and more accurate to the depth gauge value compared to traditional dermatomes. View Presentation Here Read more

A study from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center proved the ASD graft uptake was significantly better for patients with medium and large burns compared to traditional dermatomes. View summary and presentation below. View Presentation Here Read more

Podium presentation from the research team at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center proved the ASD operating time was significantly shorter and graft uptake was significantly better for patients with medium and large burns compared to traditional dermatomes. View Presentation Here Read more

In a 2:20 minute video Dr Spencer shares the impact of the Amalgatome SD on decreasing OR time, improved debridement quality, fewer OR trips for debridement and less LOS. Video;  https://vimeo.com/858042839

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  Alan Pang, M.D., M.S. from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center discusses the benefits of the Amalgatome SD on LinkedIn.  

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Thoughts on the Amalgatome SD and its affect from Dr. Ram Velamuri, MD, FACS, MRCS, DNB. I believe the Amalgatome has been the best technological advancement in burn wound excision.  The device has changed the way we do burn care and IS our standard of care.

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Read insights below from Dr. Jake Laun regarding the benefits of utilizing the Amalgatome SD. The Amalgatome is a revolution in burn surgery and should be considered the new standard of care. Not only does it excise in a much more uniform and expedient fashion leading to better graft take and appearance, but also can […]

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In this case series of three patients treated with the Amalgatome SD, the anticipated hospital lengths of stay were 54.5, 55, and 51 days, however patients were ready for discharge in 37, 35, and 43 days, respectively. View Study

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    8-minute video where Dr. Kahn shares his thoughts on the Amalgatome SD and shows footage of taking a c-shaped graft on a thigh AND changing graft thickness in a single pass. View video