UTSW RCT Study, Aesthetic Surgery Journal
Surgical Team: UTSW team, including:
- Dr. Jeff Kenkel
- Dr. Abby Culver
Cases: 34 patients (68 Breasts)
- Breast 1: Brijjit as Final Closure
- Breast 2: Suture
Outcomes with Brijjit:
- 91% Reduction in Wound Breakdown
- 38% Reduction in Mean Scar Area
Dr. Grotting Sports Medicine Study, Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation
- Lead Surgeon: Dr. Andy Grotting
- Comparison (placed above final suture layer): Brijjit vs. 2-Octyl Cyanoacrylate Based Skin Glues
Cases: 100 patients with Brijjit
Preliminary Outcomes with Brijjit:
- 0 Allergic Reactions
- 0 Surgical Site Infections
- 0 Wound Breakdown / Dehiscence
- 0 Readmission / Reoperation
The Wall Center Study, Aesthetic Surgery Journal
- Lead Surgeon: Dr. Holly Wall
Cases: 121 patients with Brijjit (242 Breasts)
- Breast 1: Suture + Brijjit
- Breast 2: Suture
Outcomes with Brijjit:
- 89% Reduction in Wound Breakdown
Brijjit Force Modulating Tissue Bridges Tension Study, Aesthetic Surgery Journal
- Lead Surgeon: Dr. David Kazmer
- Method: Engineering Analysis
Outcomes with Brijjit:
- Up to 100% Tension Offloading at and Below the Skin Surface
Side by Side Comparisons of Brijjit vs Suture - Speed Test
A lab tested analysis of the speed associated with using traditional sutures to close vs using the revolutionary new BRIJ Medical's force modulating