Implants formed with demineralized bone
AssigneeSynthes USA, LLC
InventorsMichael L. Boyer II, David C. Paul, Christopher M. Angelucci
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AssigneeSynthes USA, LLC
InventorsMichael L. Boyer II, David C. Paul, Christopher M. Angelucci
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Selectively partially and demineralized bone-derived implants, their methods of preparation and use are provided. In one embodiment, a cranial void filler preferably having a T-shape formed of an upper mineralized cortical bone section and at least a partially demineralized lower section adapted to fill a cranial void is disclosed. In another embodiment, a plate preferably having a dog-bone-shape having mineralized and at least partially demineralized sections is disclosed. In a further embodiment, a unitary cord having a first mineralized section with a plurality of slits to provide flexibility and a second at least partially demineralized section is described. Also disclosed is an implant for laminoplasty having at least a partially demineralized section and a mineralized section. A method of forming an implant of demineralized fibers also is disclosed.
A cranial void filler comprising:
A plate comprising:
An implant comprising a unitary section of cortical bone having a first portion that is mineralized and a second portion that is at least partially demineralized, wherein the mineralized portion includes a plurality of slits to facilitate bending of the unitary section.
A method of forming an implant comprising:
An implant for maintaining a space in a bisected vertebrae comprising:
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