Obsidian® RFT
regenerative fistula treatment
Obsidian® RFT
Common techniques in fistula surgery can be performed in combination with Obsidian® RFT.4
benefits of obsidian® rft
- Regenerative fistula treatment
- Effectively closes and heals fistulas1-3
- Provides a sphincter-sparing minimally invasive procedure1-3
- Can be co-delivered with antibiotics embedded in the bioactive platelet rich sealant
Obsidian® RFT surgical procedure
Seton should be in place 4-6 weeks before surgical procedure
- Expose the fistula tract(s)
- Insert fistula brush. Clean and debride fistula tract(s) with a back-and-forth motion (x20) removing non-vascularized tissue
- Flush fistula tract(s) with saline solution (37°C)
- Repeat debridement and rinsing cycle (steps 2 and 3) as needed.
Important: Thoroughly clean the fistula brush between debridements. - Apply a Z-suture or optionally a mucosal flap
- Perform Cava Test to check the rigidity and resistance of the internal os suture.
Procedure:
- Apply a Z-suture
- Tighten the suture without completely closing it
- Irrigate the area by applying a saline solution from the outer os with proper pressure
- Make sure no fluid leaks from the inner os and the suture is tight enough
- Loosen Z-suture and insert applicator device to apply Obsidian® RFT (see PART 2).
- Insert the Obsidian® RFT endoscopic catheter from the distal outer opening of the fistula to the intraluminal proximal inner fistula ostium
- Apply Obsidian® RFT constantly while slowly retracting the catheter using the application setting “Jet No Air”. Optionally, a second substance of 1-5 ml can be co-delivered with Obsidian® RFT (e.g. antibiotics).
- Close the inner fistula opening via suture or via mucosa flap
- Optionally inject the remaining Obsidian® RFT around the inner ostium of the fistula
- The external fistula ostium remains open
- Cover with non-adherent wound dressing
Obsidian® RFT for anal fistula treatment:
Extrasphincteric, suprasphincteric, transsphincteric and intersphincteric fistulas.
Special fistula brush included in the Obsidian® RFT Set
obsidian® RFT
Click on the video and see perianal fistula treated with Vivostat® PRF – Obsidian® RFT are even better suited for perianal fistulas and comes with a fistular brush included in the set.
PRODUCT order codes obsidian® rft
Obsidian® RFT Set (Fistula brush included)
Application to be controlled with VS 222.
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Processor Unit
Needed to prepare the product.
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Applicator Unit
Needed to apply the product.
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Applicator Unit – Co-Delivery
Needed to apply co-deliver other substances with the product.
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Foot Switch
To be used with APL 400/404.
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Vivostat® Split Kit
To be used if you need to freeze the sealant/matrix solution with the intention to treat the patient more than one time from one blood donation.
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Application devices
The Vivostat® System offers a variety of different disposable application devices as well as a number of reusable handles.
General surgery
The ability to use the Vivostat® Endoscopic Applicator in general surgery has proven very useful.
- Lara, F. J. P., Serrano, A. M., Moreno, J., Carmona, J. H., Márquez, M., Perez, L., Del Rey Moreno, A., & Muñoz, H. O. (2014). Platelet-rich fibrin sealant as a treatment for complex perianal fistulas: a multicentre study. Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery, 19(2), 360–368. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11605-014-2698-7
- Lara, F. J. P., Serrano, A. M., Moreno, J., Carmona, J. H., Márquez, M., Perez, L., Del Rey Moreno, A., & Muñoz, H. O. (2014). Platelet-rich fibrin sealant as a treatment for complex perianal fistulas: a multicentre study. Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery, 19(2), 360–368. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11605-014-2698-7
- Moreno-Serrano, A., García-Díaz, J. J., Ferrer-Márquez, M., Alarcón, R., Álvarez-García, A., & Reina-Duarte, Á. (2016), Using autologous platelet-rich plasma for the treatment of complex fistulas, Revista Espanola de Enfermedades Digestivas, 108(3), 123-8, https://doi.org/10.17235/reed.2016.3946/2015
- Lara, F. J. P., González, J. M. S., Arjona, T. P., Donoso, F., & Fernández, J. D. (2022), A new, conservative treatment for perianal fistula that may halve the need for surgical intervention – case series, Surgical Innovation, 29(1), 50–55, https://doi.org/10.1177/15533506211015196
- García-Olmo, D., Gómez-Barrera, M., & De La Portilla, F. (2023). Surgical management of complex perianal fistula revisited in a systematic review: a critical view of available scientific evidence. BMC Surgery, 23(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12893-023-01912-z