Specific details and benefits on each type of graft are provided in the product information and technical specification sheets, which can be viewed and downloaded below.
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Donated from deceased tissue donors. The bone is processed to remove soft tissue and washed to deplete cell and marrow content. It is then packed individually by length and sterilized with gamma irradiation.
Donated from deceased tissue donors. The bone is processed to remove soft tissue, cortical bone is removed and the remaining cancellous bone is cut into 6x6x30mm chips. The chips are washed to deplete cell and marrow content, freeze dried and packaged into packs of five individual grafts. They are then sterilized with gamma irradiation.
Donated from deceased tissue donors. The bone is processed to remove soft tissue, cortical bone is removed and the remaining cancellous bone is cut into 10x10x10mm cubes. The cubes are washed to deplete cell and marrow content, freeze dried and packaged into packs of five individual grafts. They are then sterilized with gamma irradiation.
Donated from deceased tissue donors. The bone is processed to remove soft tissue, cortical bone is removed and the remaining cancellous bone is cut into 15x15x30mm pegs. The pegs are washed to deplete cell and marrow content, freeze dried and packaged iindividually. They are then sterilized with gamma irradiation.
Donated from deceased tissue donors. The bone is processed to remove soft tissue, and cut into 30x15mm wedges. The wedges are washed to deplete cell and marrow content, freeze dried and packaged iindividually. They are then sterilized with gamma irradiation.
Donated from deceased tissue donors. The bone is processed to remove soft tissue, washed to deplete cell and marrow content and freeze dried. It is then packed individually by length and sterilized with gamma irradiation.
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