NovaBone Introduces New Bone Graft Substitute

NovaBone has introduced MacroPor-Si+, a moldable material that can fit into the grafting site during orthopedic surgery, according to a company news release.

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The device is a continuation of NovaBone’s portfolio of bioactive bone grafts. It is designed as a rapidly-absorbable binder, and the open structure of the porous component allows for rapid vascularization and mineralization.

Read the news release about NovaBone.

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