Details
Raptos® Allograft Bone Particulates
Raptos® Allograft mineralized bone grafts offer an osteoconductive
platform for bone regeneration and Raptos demineralized particles offer
an osteoinductive boost. Used either alone or as part of a composite
bone graft, allograft bone particulates supply a natural framework
facilitating the attachment of osteogenic precursor cells.
Raptos® Allograft Premium Blend – This Cortical
Mineralized/Demineralized blend combines two of the most popular
allograft particles used in dentistry, all in a single syringe!
Features & Benefits
• Osteoconductive scaffold
• Remodels completely to host bone
• Mineralized graft material
Applications
• Mineralized component in a composite graft
• As a graft extender
• Osseous defects
Cancellous
- bone comes from the proximal and distal ends of the long bones, such
as the femoral head and condyles, proximal tibia, and humeral head.
Cortical - bone is manufactured from long bones such
as the femur, tibia, fibula, and humerus. Raptos offers the widest
range of particulate sizes in cortical to suit your dental application.
Cortico-cancellous - bone comes from sections of the
illium which are ground into several particulate sizes. The blend of
cortical and cancellous that results from this process gives this
product the structure of cortical, with the open scaffolding for bone to
grow into offered by cancellous.
Demineralized - cortical bone is made by placing cortical bone particulates in an acid solution to remove most of the calcium from the bone.
Premium Blend - This Cortical
Mineralized/Demineralized blend combines two of the most popular
allograft particles used in dentistry, all in a single vial!
Safety informations
Each donor is thoroughly evaluated using medical/social history
questions, medical records, blood tests, culture results, physical
examination and autopsy reports (when performed). This process is used
to ensure the donor is suitable for donation by allowing to recognize
and exclude potential diseases or medical conditions that are
unacceptable.
Specific lab tests are performed for Syphilis, Hepatitis B and C, HIV
and other viruses. All of the donor chart information is evaluated by
individuals trained in tissue banking, prior to the processing of the
tissue.
Tissue grafts are rinsed and soaked in various solutions to minimize
transmission of bacteria and viruses. Processing and packaging of the
tissue are performed using aseptic technique and occur in a clean room.
As an added margin of safety, a low dose gamma irradiation after final packaging of the musculoskeletal grafts is utilized.
AATB accredited source and mandatory CTO registered with Health Canada.