German Device Company Receives License for Orthopedic & Spine Injectable Bone Matrix

German medical device company aap Implantate has licensed one of its proprietary injectable bone matrix products for use during orthopedic and spine procedures.

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The new product is a ready-to-use, injectable bone matrix in paste form, consisting of 100 percent synthetic, non-particular, phase-pure hydroxylapatite. It can be used during orthopedic, trauma and neurosurgery procedures to fill and reconstruct bone defects or in conjunction with allograft and autograft as bone graft extender.

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