Vitoss
Bone Graft Subsitute
A synthetic bone graft substitute offering a unique interconnected, ultra-porous structure that resembles human cancellous bone.
Vitoss Synthetic Bone Graft Substitute
Vitoss is a highly porous beta-tricalcium phosphate (up to 90% porous)1 with clinical research demonstrating efficacy in a variety of anatomical locations.2 Vitoss can be hydrated with bone marrow aspirate (BMA), whole blood, or saline. It is available in a variety of forms including moldable packs, malleable strips, and morsels.
- Open, interconnected structure designed to allow for 3-D bone regeneration.3
- When combined with bone marrow aspirate (BMA), it has been shown to demonstrate the same bone healing components as the gold standard (Iliac crest bone graft, or ICBG) – a scaffold (osteoconduction), signals (osteoinduction), and cells (osteogenic and angiogenic).4
- Vitoss Foam Pack is stable in a fluid environment, can soak and hold various hydration fluids, and is moldable
- Vitoss Foam Strip is flexible when wet, can soak and hold various hydration fluids, is compression resistant, and is easy to cut
- Vitoss Morsels and Blocks are good for large graft volume applications and are cost comparable to cancellous chips
References:
- Stryker Test Report: 1070-0008R.
- Vitoss bibliography: 5701-0002
- Stryker Test Report: 1050-0003R.
- Bellincampi, L., Clineff, T., Erbe, E., Osteoinductivity of Vitoss with Isologous Bone Marrow in Urist Rat Pouch Model. Society for Biomaterials. Tampa, FL. April 24-27, 2002 (Podium).
Based on BIVIT-WB-7_16134