Bone Surgery
Non-Exothermic Biocompatible Technologies for Your Orthopedic Defects
Bone replacement required after major bone defects, osteoporotic damage, and tumor operations is one of the most sensitive subjects of surgery. Rebuilding the body's structure relies on the use of materials that are directly compatible with the tissue.
Main Challenges:
The biggest threat in traditional repairs is Bone Cement Implantation Syndrome (BCIS). Heat levels reaching up to 96°C during the curing of PMMA cement pave the way for local tissue damage and serious microembolic risks. Filling osteoporotic bone cavities with standard methods is time-consuming and risky.
Vitabonem Solution:
Vitabonem Vitaost perfectly mimics the structure of human bone produced industrially. Against the cement temperature problem, Vitaost's greatest strength is that it hardens without generating heat (0% exothermic reaction).
Key Medical Advantages
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It does not generate heat during application, eliminating the risk of BCIS and tissue damage.
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Hydroxylapatite (HA) makes up 50% of bone mineral and provides rapid integrative repair.
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Practical application injectable into maxillary and orthopedic defects.
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>75% interconnected pore structure suitable for Teriparatide-supported treatments.