Etex’s EquivaBone Bone Graft Substitute Wins FDA Clearance for More Uses

The FDA has approved additional indications for EquivaBone, a hard-setting osteoinductive osteoinductive bone graft substitute from Etex Corp., according to a release from Etex.

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EquivaBone is now additionally indicated for use in posterolateral spine fusion, combining the certified osteoinductivity of DBM with the handling and hard setting characteristics of Etex calcium phosphate osteoconductive scaffold.

The clearance also allows EquivaBone to be mixed with autologous blood to create a viscous putty can then be molded and packed or injected into a defect.

Read Etex’s release on FDA approval of EquivaBone.

 

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