I/C Graft Chamber Product Guide

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I/C Graft Chamber Product Guide
I/C Graft Chamber Product Guide
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Product Information
What is I/C Graft Chamber?
A proprietary mix of demineralized bone material and cancellous
chips designed to maintain osteoinductive potential and
osteoconductive properties.
Product Information
I/C Graft Chamber Philosophy
Flexible: Allows surgeons to use various hydrating options
Product Information
I/C Graft Chamber Philosophy
Cancellous Chips + DBM= Natural Scaffold for Cellular
Attachment and vascular in-growth, and exposed natural
growth factors with osteoinductive potential
Cancellous Chips
Demineralized Ground
Cortical Bone
I/C Graft Chamber
Product Information
I/C Graft Chamber Philosophy
When combined with bone marrow aspirate, the I/C Graft
Chamber provides the three necessary
mechanism for bone formation:
Osteoconductivity
Osteoinductive potential
Osteogenicity
Product Information
Sales Tools Available:
Size
Order Code
5 cc
GDS005T
10 cc
GDS010T
15 cc
GDS015T
2014 List Fee
Brochure: I/C Graft Chamber
Support Study: DBM Particles
and Cancellous Bone Induce
Spinal Fusion in the Athymic
Rat PLF Model
Product Attributes
Product Attribute
User Benefit
Comprised of 100% natural bone matrix which
remodels natural during the bone healing process
Easy to revise
Contains no fillers or carriers
Easy to rehydrate, easy to combine with autologous
tissue
Cancellous chips provides an optimal scaffold for
cellular attachment and vascular in-growth
Imperative to bone healing process
Can be combined with BMA, PRP,Whole Blood or
Saline
Adaptable to surgeon need and/or preference
Can be combined with autologous tissue
Adaptable to patient healing needs
PAD
Prevents tissues from being over or under
demineralized; optimal of amount of natural growth
factors enhance bone healing
Sterile
Significantly minimizes risk of disease transmission
Competitive fees
Patient treatment cost/hospital cost can be reduced
Additional Product Details
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Sterile – SAL 10-6
Freeze Dried
Cancellous Chip Size: 1 – 8 mm
DBM Particulate Size: 125 – 1000 mm
All tissue from same donor
DBM Content: 3:5 DBM to Cancellous Chips Ratio
– GDS005T: 3 cc DBM, 5 cc Cancellous Chips
– GDS010T: 6 cc DBM, 10 cc Cancellous Chips
– GDS015T: 9 cc DBM, 15 cc Cancellous Chips
Ideal Spinal Clinical Uses
• Posterior Lumbar Fusion
• Transforaminal/Posterior Lumbar Interbody
Fusion
• Anterior Cervical Discectomy Fusion
• Posterolateral Fusion
Complementary Products
BMA Needles (from DePuy Synthes Spine)
Item Number
Description
2761-21-001
BMA Needle 1 – Hole, 4” Aspiration Kit
2761-23-001
BMA Needle 3 – Hole, 4” Aspiration Kit
2761-23-201
BMA Needle 3 – Hole, 6” Aspiration Kit
2761-24-001
BMA Needle 1 – Hole, 4” Aspiration Kit
2761-24-002
BMA Needle 3 – Hole, 4” Aspiration Kit
2761-24-202
BMA Needle 3 – Hole, 6” Aspiration Kit
Preparations for Use
• Remove lid
– Careful not to remove
end cap
Preparations for Use
• Fill chamber with
desired amount of graft
materials
– Patient bone
– BMA
• Use at least 1 cc of BMA
per cc of graft
Preparations for Use
• Remove end cap
• Use plunger from 15 cc
syringe to deliver graft
material
• Note: syringe is not
included with I/C Graft
Chamber
Preparations for Use
• If the graft is not
clotted, graft handling
and containment may
be compromised.
• Material is freeze-dried
and wicks fluid.
Additional 0.5 to 1 cc of
fluid may be necessary
to avoid dry spots.
Positioning and Competitive Information
I/C Graft Chamber
Pros
• PAD Technology
– Targets optimal residual
calcium for increased
osteoinductivity, and reduces
variability of the final product
• Hydrophylic
– Doesn’t contrain a carrier,
thus able to absorb bioactive
fluids
• Sterile
– Allowash XG Technology =
SAL 10-6
Cons
• Handling of a preshaped
graft may be more desirable
• Plunger is not included
Positioning and Competitive Information
DBMs
Pros
• Cost effective
• Good handling
Cons
• Not all DBMs yield
consistent or the optimal
residual calcium level which
affects osteoinductivity
• Not all DBMs are sterile –
Grafton and DBX are only
SAL 10-3
Positioning and Competitive Information
DBM Strips and Shapes
Pros
• Good handling
• Minimal manipulation
required
Cons
• Cannot be mixed with
patients’ own autograft
• Not all DBMs yield
consistent or the optimal
residual calcium level which
affects osteoinductivity
• Not all DBMs are sterile –
Grafton and DBX are only
SAL 10-3
Positioning and Competitive Information
Synthetic Strips and Shapes
Pros
• Good handling
• Minimal manipulation
required
Cons
• Cannot be mixed with
patients’ own autograft
• Not osteoinductive
• Expensive
Allowash
1. Bioburden Control
2. Bioburden Assessment
3. Minimized
Contamination
4. Rigorous Cleaning
5. Disinfection and
Rinsing
6. Terminal Sterilization
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XG
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PAD
• Studies show residual
calcium in the 1 – 4 %
range provides the most
osteoinductive potential
• Patented, precision
processing to optimize
osteoinductivity
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