Onkos Surgical introduced GenVie™ Magnesium Bone Scaffold with application in complex limb salvage procedures. GenVie is the first 510(k) cleared magnesium-based bone void filler in the orthopedic market and is available via a private label distribution agreement with Bone Solutions.
GenVie injectable, moldable bone void filler combines osteoconductive and high compression strength to support bone repair and regeneration. It is used in surgically-created osseous defects or osseous defects from traumatic injury to the bone, and has a reported healing rate of 80% at 26 weeks in a preclinical model.
GenVie complements Onkos’ personalized surgical planning, 3D printed limb salvage offerings and 3D patient-specific joint sparing tools.
Onkos Surgical introduced GenVie™ Magnesium Bone Scaffold with application in complex limb salvage procedures. GenVie is the first 510(k) cleared magnesium-based bone void filler in the orthopedic market and is available via a private label distribution agreement with Bone Solutions.
Onkos Surgical introduced GenVie™ Magnesium Bone Scaffold with application in complex limb salvage procedures. GenVie is the first 510(k) cleared magnesium-based bone void filler in the orthopedic market and is available via a private label distribution agreement with Bone Solutions.
GenVie injectable, moldable bone void filler combines osteoconductive and high compression strength to support bone repair and regeneration. It is used in surgically-created osseous defects or osseous defects from traumatic injury to the bone, and has a reported healing rate of 80% at 26 weeks in a preclinical model.
GenVie complements Onkos’ personalized surgical planning, 3D printed limb salvage offerings and 3D patient-specific joint sparing tools.
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.