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A unique graft material derived from trabecular bone
that has compressible and elastic, sponge-like properties. |
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Our demineralization process* revolutionizes the handling
properties of bone while maintaining natural growth factors. |
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It has the open, porous structure of cancellous bone while being
also compressible and elastic, with the properties of a sponge. |
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With the ability to be compressed to 1/3 of its original size in order to
fit a space, it then springs back to fill the void without losing its original
strength or shape. Inductafil is a perfect solution for filling a variety of
bone voids. |
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When implanted, it may induce at the locus of the implant (the full
developmental cascade of endochondral bone formation) including
vascularization, mineralization, and bone marrow differentiation. |
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Available in several sizes and may be used with osteogeneic promoters
such as bone marrow or platelet rich plasma. |
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It is processed by a fully accredited American Association of Tissue Banks
(“AATB”) Tissue Bank and Processing Facility complies with FDA 21
CFR 1270 and 1271. Inductafil is comprised of 100% donor tissue
from federally licensed Organ Procurement Organizations (OPO’s)
and other AATB accredited donor sources. |