1,954 devices · GMDN 17751
Bone matrix implants made from synthetic materials are designed to support natural bone regeneration by providing a scaffold structure where new bone tissue can grow. Clinically, they are used to fill gaps caused by trauma, surgery, or conditions like osteoporosis, helping to restore bone integrity and stability in areas like fractures or cystic defects.
These implants are typically regulated as medical devices and may vary in classification depending on jurisdiction. They are often supplied in forms like blocks, granules, or moldable materials, tailored to specific surgical needs without containing antimicrobial agents to prevent infection.
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