Product Catalog Biomaterials

Biomaterials Product catalog 2024 | 3 Allogeneic bone graft substitute MinerOss® A MinerOss® A is an allograft made from human donor bone. Scientific studies have shown that allografts are most similar to the patient‘s autologous bone in use. They integrate quickly and have the potential for remodeling [1–5]. MinerOss® A is processed by Cells+Tissuebank Austria (C+TBA) in a multistep purification process for safe use – after the donor tissue has undergone a stringent serological screening protocol. It consists of allogeneic bone tissue and enables reliable and predictable results for the regeneration of bone defects. MinerOss® A is largely derived from donated human femoral heads that are received and screened following hip replacement surgery. It is available as granules, blocks and plates. Due to the natural composition of the bone, which contains mineralized human collagen, MinerOss® A exhibits a high biological regenerative capacity in combination with a natural remodeling behavior [4]. Therefore, MinerOss® A is an excellent alternative to harvesting bone from patients. Surgical intervention to harvest an autologous graft is eliminated, reducing morbidity for the patient. SEM picture of MinerOss® A at 100-fold magnification showing macroporous structure. Ideal for following indications Regeneration of periodontal osseous defects, even after cyst or root tip resections Regeneration of extraction sockets and filling gaps between the alveolar wall and dental implants Sinus floor augmentation Horizontal augmentation of alveolar ridges Three dimensional (horizontal and/or vertical) augmentation of the alveolar ridge Product features Proprietary tissue processing maintains tissue integrity Bone from human donors (living donors: femoral heads, post-mortem donors: diaphysis) Natural bone composition – mineralized human collagen High biologic regeneration capability and natural remodeling [4] Osteoconductive properties support controlled tissue remodeling 5 years shelf-life at room temperature (5–30 °C)

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