Biomatlante MBCP In'Oss Bioactive Bone Graft — Putty 0.5 ml
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MBCP In'Oss bioactive bone graft — putty 0.5 ml
MBCP® synthetic bone graft substitute — bioactive calcium phosphate. Over 1,000,000 uses in 30 years with 0 reported issues. Patented MBCP technology with 70% porosity. Closest similarity to human bone. Over 600 clinical studies.
Ideally, any biocompatible synthetic bone graft substitute used to replace or augment graft material should integrate with surrounding bone tissue as autologous graft does and ultimately be replaced by new healthy bone. MBCP® is a biphasic calcium phosphate synthetic bone graft substitute with a unique micro- and macroporous structure most closely resembling natural human bone architecture. Soluble and resorbable, it dissolves slowly in the body, supporting new bone formation through release of calcium and phosphate ions. Over time the porous structure is fully infiltrated and replaced by healthy living bone.
Key properties
- Osteoconductive: provides a matrix for new bone growth
- HA and TCP: HA alone resorbs too slowly, TCP too fast; biphasic HA+TCP allows a resorption rate similar to human bone
- 70% porosity similar to cancellous bone: interconnected macro- and micropore network for even colonisation by bone cells and biological fluid
- Bioactive: TCP dissolution and bone crystal precipitation create a new bioactive interface with bone cells
- Macroporosity: interconnected spaces supporting biological infiltration and cellular colonisation by osteoblasts and osteoclasts
- Microporosity: intercrystalline spaces where dissolution and recrystallisation occur
- Over 30 years clinical experience with demonstrated host bone formation
- Safe: 100% synthetic — 5-year shelf life
Orthopaedics and maxillofacial
Intended as a bone graft to fill or reconstruct bone defects or voids in the skeletal system that are not intrinsic to bone structure stability (e.g. extremities, spine and pelvis, teeth). Defects may result from trauma or surgically created defects. May be used with autograft as a bone graft expander.
