Bonalive® putty is a highly moldable, easy-to-apply bone regeneration technology that naturally stimulates bone formation.

Bonalive® putty is an optimized bone graft substitute for orthopedic, trauma and spine surgery. The putty can be delivered directly to the bone defect without mixing or preparation. 

A bioactive, osteoconductive and osteostimulative* synthetic bone cavity filler, the putty is delivered as a sterile ready-to-use paste, requiring no mixing, moistening or other preparation. It consists of S53P4 bioactive glass in addition to a synthetic binder, i.e. a blend of polyethylene glycols (PEGs) and glycerol.

The putty’s radiodense quality enables post-operative evaluation, allowing surgeons to follow the healing of their patients. Unlike the granules, Bonalive® putty does not inhibit bacterial growth.

Intended use
Filling, reconstruction and regeneration of bone defects

Indications for use
Bony voids and gaps

*non-osteoinductive

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Contraindications

Bonalive® putty should not be applied:

  • In acutely or chronically infected tissues
  • To replace structures that are subject to mechanical stress without proper stabilization
  • In patients with acute traumatic injuries with open external wounds close to the defect, which are likely to become infected
  • In patients that have received or are to receive chemo-therapy or radiation therapy at or near the implant site
  • In patients with known allergy to bioactive glass, PEG and/or glycerol

Possible complications

Complications may include normal post-surgical related symptoms such as tenderness, redness, edema, seroma and hematoma, swelling and fluid collection in the operation area.

 

Unit size
  • 1 cc | Ref. 16110
  • 2.5 cc | Ref. 16120
  • 5 cc | Ref. 16130
  • 10 cc | Ref. 16140
Composition
  • 53% SiO2
  • 23% Na2O
  • 20% CaO
  • 4% P2O5
  • Polyethylene glycols (PEGs) and glycerol
Specifications
  • CE marked
  • Class III medical device
  • Sterilized
  • Available in different unit sizes

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