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Functions for making three types of bone graft substitutesThere are three types of bone graft substitutes: those that can be used to promote new bone growth, those implants that can induce new bone formation and promote bone growth, and those that treat bone defects, induce new bone formation.
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Bone graft technology principles and implementationIn recent years, a better understanding of bone biology, gene therapy, and tissue engineering has allowed the combination of osteoconduction. The two fundamental criteria for successful bone grafting produce synthetic alternatives to autologous bone.
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Autologous bone graft alternative methodsAutologous bone graft has long been the gold standard for bone defect repair after spinal fusion, trauma, or tumor resection. But autologous bone graft has disadvantages such as limited access, blood loss, prolonged operative time, increased patient pain.
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Four types of bone graftsIn the United States alone, more than 500,000 bone grafts are performed each year, making bone tissue the second most common tissue transplanted after blood tissue. The autologous bone graft is the gold standard by which all other alternatives are measured.
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