846 devices · GMDN 47257
Bone matrix implants made from human-derived demineralized bone matrix (DBM) are designed to promote bone regeneration in gaps or defects caused by trauma, surgery, or medical conditions. These bioabsorbable materials provide a scaffold for new bone growth by combining osteoconductive properties with potential osteoinductive effects, helping restore structural integrity in areas like the jaw or facial bones.
These devices are typically regulated as medical implants, often requiring sterile processing and compliance with tissue-derived product standards. They may be supplied in various forms—such as putty, granules, or injectable gels—to adapt to surgical needs, though classification and supply rules vary by jurisdiction.
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