Method for preparing a calcium phosphate pasty material for injection
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InventorsJean-Louis Lacout, Michèle Freche, Stephane Goncalves, Fernand Rodriguez
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InventorsJean-Louis Lacout, Michèle Freche, Stephane Goncalves, Fernand Rodriguez
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A method for preparing a calcium phosphate pasty material for injection which after, setting, is designed to form an apatite material consists in: producing from water and calcium phosphates pasty mixture capable of developing, hardening and forming a hydroxyapatite. The method is characterised in that it consists in adding to the calcic phosphates or to the pasty mixture before it is injected a methicone having relative to the mixture more than 0.30 wt. % and less than 10 wt. %. The resulting material can be injected, that is it can be transported in pasty form into a conduit under moderate pressure levels. The material sets on the site of implantation and hardens to form an apatite biomaterial in a manner similar to known methicone-free calcium phosphate mixtures.
A process for the preparation of an injectable pasty calcium phosphate material comprising mixing water and calcium phosphates to produce a pasty mixture, wherein a methicone in a proportion by weight of greater than 0.30% and less than 10%, based on the mixture, is added to the calcium phosphates or pasty mixture prior to injection, wherein, after injection, the paste mixture containing the methicone develops, hardens, and forms a hydroxyapatite, and
A process for the preparation of an injectable pasty calcium phosphate material comprising mixing water and calcium phosphates to produce a pasty mixture, wherein a methicone in a proportion by weight of greater than 0.30% and less than 10%, based on the mixture, is added to the calcium phosphates or pasty mixture prior to injection, wherein, after injection, the paste mixture containing the methicone develops, hardens, and forms a hydroxyapatite, and
A process for the preparation of an injectable pasty calcium phosphate material comprising mixing water and calcium phosphates to produce a pasty mixture, wherein a methicone in a proportion by weight of between approximately 0.5% and 1.4%, based on the mixture, is added to the calcium phosphates or pasty mixture prior to injection, wherein, after injection, the paste mixture containing the methicone develops, hardens, and forms a hydroxyapatite.
A process for the preparation of an injectable pasty calcium phosphate material comprising a pasty mixture, wherein the pasty mixture is produced in the cold from a pulverulent cement comprising tricalcium phosphate, tetracalcium phosphate and glycerophosphat powders, and an aqueous solution comprising a calcium compound comprising lime and a phosphate comprising phosphoric acid, mixed at room temperature, wherein a methicone in a proportion by weight of greater than 0.30%. and less than 10%, based on the mixture, is added to the calcium phosphates or pasty mixture prior to injection, wherein, after injection, the paste mixture containing the methicone develops, hardens, and forms a hydroxyapatite, and
A process for the preparation of an injectable pasty calcium phosphate material comprising mixing water and calcium phosphates to produce a pasty mixture, wherein a methicone in a proportion by weight of greater than 0.30% and less than 10%, based on the mixture, is added to the calcium phosphates or pasty mixture prior to injection, wherein, after injection, the paste mixture containing the methzcone develops, hardens, and forms a hydroxyapatite,
A surgical or dental kit comprising, in two separate containers, a dose of pulverulent cement of tricalcium phosphate, tetracalcium phosphate and glycerophosphate in a first container, and a dose of aqueous solution of phosphoric acid and lime, in a second container, wherein the dose of pulverulent cement contains a methicone in an amount sufficient to produce an injectable pasty mixture.
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