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Bonalive® granules is a unique bone regeneration technology that naturally inhibits bacterial growth and stimulates bone

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Bonalive® granules A unique bone regeneration technology that naturally inhibits bacterial growth and stimulates bone formation.

Indications • Bone cavity filling • Bone cavity filling in the treatment of chronic osteomyelitis • Mastoid cavity obliteration Properties • Inhibition of bacterial growth • Osteoconductive, osteostimulative* Composition

Specifications

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53% SiO2 23% Na2O 20% CaO 4% P2O5

CE marked Class III medical device Sterilized Available in different granule and unit sizes For ear surgery Unit size

Granule size

Ref. no.

2.5 cc prefilled applicator 5 cc prefilled applicator

0.5-0.8 mm 0.5-0.8 mm

13120 13130

For orthopedic, trauma and septic bone surgery Unit size

Granule size

Ref. no.

5 cc prefilled applicator 10 cc prefilled applicator

1.0-2.0 mm 1.0-2.0 mm

13330 13340

* non-osteoinductive

9-100067

Please note the following when using the product. Please also read the instructions for use.

Quick guide Bonalive® granules

Non-hardening synthetic and bacterial growth inhibiting bone cavity filler used for filling, replacement and reconstruction of bone defects. The granules are moistened prior to implantation. The procedure facilitates implantation of granules and activates bioactive reactions. Moisten the granules by injecting sterile saline solution through the cap membrane. Unscrew the cap and screw the shovel tightly onto the applicator body, in order to prevent spilling of the granules keep the opening facing upwards. Implant the moistened granules from the shovel into the defect with a sterile instrument. Can be mixed with autologous bone graft in a sterile cup and subsequently implanted with a sterile instrument. A thorough mechanical debridement of the defect must be carried out and the surface of the bone must be refreshed. The application should have sufficient bony walls and the cavity should be properly filled with the granules as the material does not shrink or expand. Misplaced granules must be removed from outside the defect. Avoid direct skin contact by closing the defect well. Antibiotics and other implantation related therapies should be used in accordance with routine hospital practices.

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Sterile

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Saline

Granules

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Shovel

Based on instruction for use version 91301/10 Version 91310e/2