Bone Grafting, Naturally TM
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Bone Grafting, Naturally TM
Reflection Logo Version Bone Gra Bone Grafting, Naturally TM Reverse (white) Logo Version Bone Gra rsion Bone Grafting, Naturally Accelerating Innovation in Orthobiologics TM Accelerating Innovation in Or Reverse (white) Logo Version Bone Grafting, Naturally TM Accell Bone Matrix! Integra DBM: An Expert Approach to DBM Processing Accell Family of products contain Accell Bone Matrix (ABM). This patented, dispersed form of DBM offers significantly increased surface area, which provides access to natural bone proteins. Integra controls the processing of DBM and Accell Bone Matrix (ABM) from start to finish in its state-of-the-art facility. Each lot is tested in a validated in vitro assay to ensure osteoinductive potential. 1 Superior Handling Safety Through E-Beam Sterilization Accell Connexus incorporates a poloxamer Reverse Phase Medium (RPM), a highly biocompatible carrier. This unique thermoreversible carrier allows Accell Connexus to meet the needs of challenging surgical applications where robust handling is essential. • At room temperature, Accell Connexus is malleable and easily extruded from the syringe. • At body temperature, Accell Connexus is more viscous, resists irrigation and minimizes graft migration. Integra utilizes electron beam (e-beam) sterilization to ensure product sterility. This process has been shown to preserve the osteoinductive potential of DBM.1 All products are e-beam sterilized as the last step in manufacturing prior to being shipped. The Accell Advantage — What’s the Difference? Accell Family of Products combine patented ABM and particulate DBM Particulate DBM1 Patented ABM1 Standard Process Accell Process Ground Cortical Bone 30x 30x Standard particulate DBM is dense and requires more time to break down. Until these dense particles break down, access to natural bone proteins is limited. Combined to Form Accell Family of Products 30x The combination of ABM and particulate DBM provides for both immediate and sustained accessibility to bone proteins which are important for osteogenesis.2 Accell Bone Matrix (ABM) is an openstructured, dispersed form of DBM, which provides accessibility to bone proteins without the need to be broken down. As a result this creates a favorable environment for the formation of bone. What is Our Patented Accell Bone Matrix? Particulate DBM is formed by removing the mineral component of ground cortical bone. Particulate DBM Patented ABM Accell Bone Matrix is transformed from particulate DBM using the patented Accell Process. At higher magnification, DBM can be seen as a dense matrix. At higher magnification, ABM can be seen as a white, highly porous matrix. Particulate DBM consists of a highly dense matrix of Type-I Collagen and naturally occurring growth factors, with limited accessibility. ABM consists of an open pore structure with high surface area. The resultant scaffold provides accessibility to bone proteins, which creates a favorable environment for the formation of bone. Graphically shown, wavy lines represent Type-I Collagen. The blue and red symbols denote naturally occurring growth factors in bone. Accell Bone Matrix’s increased surface area provides access to natural bone proteins.1 Osteoinductive Potential -- In Vitro Measurement3 Accell Bone Matrix (ABM) vs. Demineralized Bone Matrix (DBM) Natural bone protein content of ABM and particulate DBM was measured in vitro over time using an Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA). The results are shown graphically and indicate that bone protein was detectable in a saline solution containing ABM at earlier time points compared to that of particulate DBM. Bone Protein The higher surface area and more open pore structure of ABM provides accessibility to the bone protein, without the need to be broken down. Accell combines the virtues of ABM and DBM in one powerful product ABM DBM This analysis shows that while ABM provided early accessibility of natural bone protein, particulate DBM provides for accessibility of natural bone protein at later time points.1 Time Accell Process Osteoinductive Assay Osteoinductive DBM Accell Connexus Lot Division ® Incorporates - Accell Technology - Integra Processed DBM - 30% Poloxamer Reverse Phase Medium Carrier (RPM) Extraction Benefits - Validated Osteoinductive Potential - Poloxamer Reverse Phase Medium - Thickens at body temperature - Resists irrigation allowing for better graft containment - Is inert, biocompatible and safe.4 - Moldable and easy to pack into virtually any size or shape defect - Ready to use Case Studies • Knee: Total knee replacement 5 • Foot & Ankle: - Subtalar arthrodesis 6 - Hindfoot and ankle nonunions 7 Accell TBM Final Formulation Research studies, in animals, have demonstrated poloxamer had a superior Concentrated ability to deliver native human DBM protein 8 to tissue. Final Product Configuration ® E-Beam Sterilization Incorporates - Accell Technology - Integra Processed DBM - Matrix formulation through lyophilization Benefits - Validated Osteoinductive Potential - Available in different sizes - Easily cut to fit any size or shape defect - Osteoconductive framework - Ready to use Case Studies • Spine: Laminectomy and spinal fusion • Spine: Posterolateral Spinal Fusion 10 • Trauma: Humeral nonunion 11 • Hip: Total hip revision 12 • Knee: Total knee revision 13 • Foot & Ankle: Tibial osteotomy 14 9 In a clinical study, “Accell Total Bone Matrix® combined with local autograft demonstrated a higher fusion rate than local autograft alone based on CT scans on patients who had undergone instrumented posterolateral fusion.” 10 Accell. A Technological Leap. A New Standard. Bone HealingFactors Process The Critical Role of BMPs and Growth in Bone Formation and Healing B Bone F Bone FractureBone Fracture Bone Fracture Bone Fracture Release G Release of Growth Factors Release ofRelease GrowthofFa Release of Growth Factors Release of Growth Factors Bone contains natural BMPs and growth factors which have been shown to be a critical component in bone formation and healing. 15, 16, 17, 18 The body’s natural response to traumatic injury is to initiate healing through a complex and highly regulated series of events: • Stem cell and osteoblast recruitment (chemotaxis) • Blood vessel establishment (angiogenesis) • Cell replication (mitogenesis) • Stem cell differentiation into osteoblasts (osteoinduction) B B GROWTH GROWTH FACTORS GROWTH FACTORS B GROWTH FACTORS BMP-2 BMP-2 IGF-1 BMP-2 IGF-1 BMP-4 BMP-4 VEGF GROWTH FACTORS BMP-2 BMP-4 IGF-1 VEGF BMP-7 TGF-ß BMP-7 BMP-4 VEGF BMP-2 IGF-1 TGF-ß BMP-7 TGF-ß BMP-7 BMP-4 VEGF TGF-ß BMP-7 Bone Healing Mechanism Fr Fractur Fracture Repair Fracture Repair Fracture Repair Fracture Repair The Accell Advantage • Skeletally mature sheep model.1 • Cylindrical 5mm metatarsal defect created in tibial diaphysis. • Results after 4 weeks. IGFVEG TGFBMP BMP BMP Control - Empty 1st Generation DBM Accell Minimal bone regeneration observed at 4 weeks. Healing limited to area adjacent to host bone.1 Bone regeneration occurs throughout the defect, caused by the presence of DBM particles. The inert carrier has been metabolized.1 (DynaGraft® II) Significantly more bone formation is evident immediately adjacent to the bone repair surfaces and within the interior of the defect.1 Note: Sections stained for quantitative assessment of bone healing. Reflection Logo Version Lot Division Bone Grafting, Naturally TM Extraction Description Final Formulation Accell Connexus Reverse (white) Logo Version ® 0.5 cc syringe 1 cc syringe 2.5 cc syringe 5 cc syringe 10 cc syringe Concentrated DBM Catalog Number 02-3000-005 02-3000-010 02-3000-025 02-3000-050 02-3000-100 Bone Grafting, Naturally TM Final Product Configuration Accell TBM Description ® E-Beam Sterilization 5 x 2 x 0.5 cm strip 5 x 5 x 0.5 cm square 7 x 0.6 cm round Catalog Number 02-4000-520 02-4000-550 02-4000-760 Contact Integra Customer Service (800) 550-7155 or (949) 595-8710 www.IntegraOrthoBiologics.com References Accelerating Innovation in Orthobiologics Accelerating Innovation in Orthobiologics Accelerating Innovation in Orthobiologics™ Accelerating Innovation in Orthobiologics™ 1 Data on file 2 Lian J and Stein G, The Cells of Bone, (1999) Dynamics of Bone and Cartilage Metabolism (Ed Seibel J) 3 R&D Systems, Inc.: Quantikine(R) - BMP-2 Immunoassay, For the quantitative determination of bone morphogenetic protein 2 (BMP-2) concentrations in bone tissue extracts and cell culture supernates. 4 Li C, et al: Disposition of poloxamer 407 in rats following a single intraperitoneal injection assessed using a simplified calorimetric assay. J Pharm Biomed Anal 1996;14:659-665. 5 Keppler L: The use of Accell Connexus® in a right total knee replacement with allograft reconstruction of extensor mechanism. Case Study, 2006. 6 Keppler L: The use of Accell Connexus® in a subtalar arthrodesis of the left foot. Case Study, 2006. 7 Rodriguez ER, et al: Use of high concentrate demineralized bone matrix in ankle and hindfoot orthopedic procedures. The Podiatry Institute Update 2005, Chapter 45, pages 234-237. in Orthobiologics™ ™ Accelerating Innovation Accelerating Innovation in Orthobiologics 8 Clokie ML, Urist MR: Bone morphogenetic protein excipients: Comparative observations on poloxamer. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 2000; 105(2): 628-637. 9 Keppler L: The use of Accell TBM® in a decompressive laminectomy at L4 and L4-L5 with spinal fusion at L4-L5 to treat hemangioma with an L4 fracture. Case Study, 2006. 10 Isaza J, et al: Fusion success with Accell Total Bone Matrix and autograft: 1 year post-surgical fusion rates in posterolateral spinal fusion. Retrospective study, 2007. 11 Tom JA, et al: Humeral non-unions treated successfully with internal fixation and demineralized bone matrix. Case Study, 2006. 12 Johanson NA, Cerynik DL: Filling acetabular defects with preformed demineralized bone matrix in revision total hip arthroplasty. Case Study, 2006. 13 Bezwada HP, et al: Distal femoral allograft reconstruction for massive osteolytic bone loss in revision total knee arthroplasty. Case Study, 2006. 14 Keppler L: The use of Accell DBM 100™ and Accell TBM® in a proximal tibial osteotomy for left medial joint osteoarthritis. Case Study, 2006. 15 Wozney J.: Overview of bone morphogenetic proteins. Spine 27(16S), 2002 16 Cheng H, et al: Osteogenic activity of the fourteen types of human bone morphogenetic protiens (BMPs). J Bone and Joint Surgery 2003; 85-A(8): 1544-1552 17 Urist ML: Bone: Formation by autoinduction. Science 1965;150:893-899. 18 Blum B, et al: Measurement of bone morphogenetic proteins and other growth factors in demineralized bone matrix. Orthopedics, January 2004 (Supplement): 161-165. *The Accell products are protected by one or more of the following U.S. Patent Nos 7,241,813, 7,205,337, 7,132,110, 6,309,659, 6,623,748 and other patents pending in the U.S. and other countries. The Accell© family of products are manufactured by IsoTis OrthoBiologics, Inc., a subsidiary of Integra LifeSciences Corporation. Accell, DynaGraft, Accell Connexus and Accell TBM are registered trademarks of IsoTis OrthoBiologics Inc., Accell 100 is a trademark of IsoTis OrthoBiologics Inc., the Integra Wave logo is a trademark of Integra LifeSciences Corporation. Copyright © 2008 by Integra LifeSciences Corporation • Integra OrthoBiologics • 2 Goodyear, Irvine, CA 92618 • (949) 595-8710 • NS1977-04/09