Brochures, Articles & Case Studies
CERACELL Ortho Foam: Confidence in spinal fusion procedures
LIT 500-24 REV A
This is the initial overview brochure of CERACELL Ortho Foam in spine. The brochure goes into details regarding:
- Product composition and similarity to autograft bone
- Key selling features
- Description of studies showing function in spine including histology of how our product works over time
- Description of the two types: Moldable and Flexible including Catalog #’s and sizes
CERASORB Ortho Foam Case Study: Olecranon fracture, partial non-union
LIT 800-03 REV A
- 57-year-old male w/ comminuted olecranon (elbow) fracture required surgery with internal fixation plates.
- 3 mon. Pt showed signs of infection with no signs of bone consolidation.
- Pt underwent 3rd operation. X-ray and CT showed a large nonunion, defect was debrided and filled w/ CERASORB Foam.
- 5 wk. post op X-ray showed progressive remodeling and patient returned to work.
- Full resorption of CERASORB ORTHO at 5-month post-op.
CERASORB Ortho Foam Case Study: Communitive mid-shaft clavicle fracture
LIT 800-04 REV A
- Overview: 60-year-old male, required surgery on a comminuted mid-shaft clavicle fracture. Pre-bent clavicle plate was used.
- A displaced bony fragment resulted in a 2cm defect which was filled with CERASORB Ortho Foam.
- Results: X-ray showed complete bone consolidation and remodeling of CERASORB Ortho Foam at 10 weeks
CERASORB Ortho Foam: Lower Extremity Case Series
LIT 800-08 REV A
- Naviculo-Cuneiform Joint Fusion
- Midfoot Fracture/Fusion Cases
- Subtalar Arthrodesis
CERASORB ORTHO FLEX FOAM STRIP XL
LIT 900-10 REV A
The advanced solution for critical orthopedic indications and high volume defects.
CERASORB ORTHO FOAM
LIT 500-01 REV A
Don’t settle for Ordinary
OUP: A. Breil-Wirth – Application of Cerasorb Foam
In Orthopedics- a Prospective Trial
08700120/ 1.2016
- 55 Patients, 17-79 w/ need of bone augmentation or replacement.
- Assessment: 6wk, 3, 6 and 12 mon. (28 pts completed 1-year assessment.)
- Results: After 1 year an average of 3.2 out of 4 (complete) was achieved for bone formation, and absorption was 1.8 / 2 (complete.) 86% of pts showed complete resorption.
OUP: Alfred Gruber – Cerasorb in Orthopedic Surgery, Trauma and Hand Surgery
- Overview: Between 1997- 2013, 106 cases w/ indications of tumor, rheumatism and trauma. All patients treated with CERASORB. Autologous bone was added during 8 of the procedures and in 59 PRP was used.
- Results: In the long term, resorption of the ceramic material with simultaneous formation of bone.
- No differences across all indications, regardless of added materials. No clinical irregularities or complications.
CERASORB Ortho Granules: Knee Journal article “ß-TCP bone substitutes in tibial plateau depression fractures”
- 52 patient study in tibial plateau fractures using CERASORB granules and/or CERASORB forms (custom product in US) along with internal fixation.
- Study utilized clinical assessments, radiographic analysis and histological analysis.
- Overall study showed very positive clinical outcomes with bone incorporation and acceptable functional patient outcomes.
