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Stryker Cement

Spineplex Bone Cement

Stryker SpinePlex Bone Cement is designed to meet the specific needs of percutaneous cement injection in vertebral augmentation. SpinePlex is a derivative of Simplex® P Bone Cement which has a proven history through clinical testing and has the highest fatigue, compressive, flexural strengths and porosity characteristics of commercially available bone cements.

Features & Benefits

  • Proven Strength – Surgical Simplex® P has proven through clinical testing to have the highest fatigue¹, compressive², and flexural strengths² and the lowest creep³ and porosity4 characteristics of commercially available bone cements.
  • Radiopaque – SpinePlex Bone Cement contains 30% Barium Sulfate.
  • Ease of use – Simply pour the monomer liquid on the polymer powder in the Stryker mixer and begin mixing.
  • Working time – Optimal viscosity is attained quickly and maintained for approximately 10-12 minutes, allowing physicians adequate time for filling the vertebral body.
  • High viscosity - SpinePlex Bone Cement maintains a highly viscous state for an ample period, providing physicians sufficient time to fill the vertebral body(ies).

 

  1. Fatigue Strength Harris Davies Jasty O'Connor Burke Harrigan, The Effect of Centrifuging Bone Cement JBJS (Br) 1989; 71-B:39-42
  2. Compressive and Flexural Strength Hansen Steen Jensen Mixing Does Not Improve Mechanical Properties of All Bone Cements Acta Orthop Scand 1992:63 (1): 3-18
  3. Creep Holm The Relaxation Of Bone Cements Acta orthop Scand 61 727-731 1980
  4. Porosity Wixson Do We need to Vacuum Mix or Centrifuge Cement? CORR 285:84-90 1992 
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