55 devices · GMDN 61884
Cadaveric-donor/synthetic mineral bone graft devices combine processed human bone (allograft) with synthetic minerals to create a resorbable material for filling bone defects. Clinically, they’re used in orthopedic and spinal surgeries to repair gaps or voids caused by trauma, surgery, or degenerative conditions, promoting natural bone regeneration over time.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring sterile processing and specific handling instructions, such as mixing before use. They’re commonly supplied as kits and may be classified differently depending on jurisdiction, but all are designed for one-time surgical application and eventual resorption by the body.
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