Synthetic Bone Substitute

Shape Granules, Rigid
Type Of Graft Synthetic
Use For Orthopedic Surgery, For Dental Sugery
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Description

adbone®TCP is a bone graft material that is entirely synthetic and composed of pure beta-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP). It is designed to facilitate three-dimensional bone regeneration.adbone®TCP is characterized by a multidirectional interconnected porosity that facilitates the three-dimensional regeneration of the bone. Adbone® is resorbed and replaced by new bone during the bone healing process.
HIGHEST LEVEL OF POROSITY
adbone®TCP was engineered to achieve the highest level of porosity without sacrificing mechanical resistance.Adbone®TCP has been engineered to replicate the properties of natural bone.Indications
TraumatologyUpper and lower limps.Posterolateral fusions; cage filings; bone cavity filings; spinal surgeryBone tumors; cysts.Extremes

Hand and foot surgery.

Craniofacial surgeries br/>
Cranioplasty;
Cranial recontouring;
Cranial flap augmentation;
Skull base defect repair.

Sports surgeries br/>
Knee surgery;
Elbow surgery;
Shoulder surgery.

adbone®TCP is intended for use as a bone void filler or augmentation material for bone defects that are not intrinsic to the stability of the bony structure:

 

 

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