15 matching records for Bone Filler Device.
A rigid tube intended to be used surgically to introduce a bone void filler (e.g., a bone matrix implant/bone substitute) in voids or gaps of the skeletal system (i.e., extremities, craniofacial bone, spine, and pelvis) to fill defects in the bone structure...
A hand-operated device designed to hold an orthopaedic cement/filler syringe/cartridge and to facilitate the dispensing of the substance to the application site or an application device. It is a pistol-like device with a barrel recess, to place the syringe/...
A hand-operated device designed to hold an orthopaedic cement/filler syringe/cartridge and to facilitate the dispensing of the substance to the application site or an application device. It is a pistol-like device with a barrel recess, to place the syringe/...
A collection of sterile devices intended to be used to prepare and/or deliver bone graft material during an orthopaedic surgical procedure. It typically includes aspirating/delivery/mixing syringe(s), an adaptor, and a needle/cannula. It allows for the aspi...
A collection of sterile surgical instruments and devices used for the reduction of a vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) caused by trauma, cancer, or osteoporosis during a minimally invasive procedure commonly known as balloon kyphoplasty. It typically c...
A tubular device with a concentric dual-lumen and a plunger intended to be used during surgery for the percutaneous injection of therapeutic materials (e.g., biologics, bone void fillers, irrigation fluids) into a bone, having been passed over a guidewire t...
A sterile substance intended to be used to replace cortical/cancellous bone in a vertebral body to stabilize vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) caused by cancer, osteoporosis, or trauma. The device may be a sterile powder of a synthetic polymer [e.g., p...
A sterile substance intended to be used to replace cortical/cancellous bone in a vertebral body to stabilize vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) caused by cancer, osteoporosis, or trauma. The device is typically a sterile powder made of a calcium compoun...
A sterile tubular device with a concentric dual-lumen intended to be used during surgery for the percutaneous injection of therapeutic materials (e.g., biologics, bone void fillers, irrigation fluids) into a bone, having been passed over a guidewire to the ...
A substance designed to be used in arthroplastic and/or osteosynthetic procedures for the fixation of polymer or metallic implants to the living bone. It may also be intended for use as a filler in the case of bone pathologies (e.g., to stabilize and reinfo...
A substance designed to be used in arthroplastic and/or osteosynthetic procedures for the fixation of polymer or metallic implants to the living bone. It may also be intended for use as a filler in the case of bone pathologies (e.g., to stabilize and reinfo...
An implantable device designed to augment the implantation of a knee femur or tibia prosthesis by serving as a space-filler adjacent to the prosthesis, typically to replace lost bone and increase bone contact area and aid stability. It is typically made of ...
An implantable device designed to augment the implantation of a shoulder prosthesis base plate (glenoid base plate) by serving as a space-filler within the prosthesis, typically to replace lost bone and increase bone contact area and aid stability. It is ty...
A sterile device designed to augment the implantation of a knee femur or tibia prosthesis by acting as a space-filler adjacent to the prosthesis, typically to replace lost bone. It is typically made of metal [e.g., cobalt-chrome (Co-Cr), cobalt-chrome-molyb...
A sterile implantable device designed as a small pouch for percutaneous insertion into a vertebral body and inflated through the injection of orthopaedic cement, intended to provide a bone filler container (BFC) that ensures leakage-free containment of the ...