Vitoss BiModal Bioactive Bone Graft Substitute
Category: Biomaterials
A synthetic bone graft containing a broader range of bioactive glass particle size distribution than other forms of Vitoss, and has a unique porosity, structure, and chemistry to help drive 3D regeneration of bone
Description
This unique Vitoss formulation features an ultraporous, open interconnected structure with bimodal bioactive glass particles that promote the deposition of calcium phosphate on the implant surface1. A broader range of particle size distribution leads to an increased surface area of bioactive glass that allows for both an immediate burst and sustained release of Ca2+, Na+, Si+ ions2.
- Latest formulation of Vitoss, the #1 selling synthetic bone graft3
- Demonstrated increased calcium phosphate deposition as shown in in-vitro models compared to other forms of Vitoss with bioactive glass4
- Offers a broader range of bioactive glass particle distribution, resulting in both an immediate burst and sustained release of Ca2+, Na+ and Si+ ions2
Note: In-vitro calcium phosphate testing has not been evaluated in human clinical trials.
References:
- Stryker Spine Test Report 1000-2028R
- Stryker Spine Test Report 1015-0083
- US Markets for Orthopedic Biomaterials 2014 Source: Millennium Research Group.
- Stryker Spine Test Report 1010-0117R
