28 devices · GMDN 47938
Cadaveric-donor bone allografts are human-derived tissue grafts used in surgical procedures to provide structural support and restore bone mass. These materials are transplanted into patients to assist in skeletal repair or stabilization where additional bone volume is required.
These grafts undergo specialized processing, including disinfection and freezing, to ensure they are suitable for storage and clinical use. Readers should note that these products are managed as human tissue grafts, requiring specific handling and preservation protocols to maintain their integrity before implantation.
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