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Comprised of 20% beta-TCP (ß-TCP) and 80% HA, OsSatura BCP™ mimics the structure of natural cancellous bone and degrades in stages that balance the need for rapid bone in growth and long-term support.1 Its consistent, interconnected macropores promote vascular infiltration, nutritional transport and cell colonization, while a 3-dimensional, microporous architecture creates a favorable environment for BMPs and osteogenic precursor cells with an average porosity of 50%.
The slower degrading, porous HA component provides long-term support and recruits endogenous BMPs that convert stem cells into bone-forming cells as the faster degrading ß-TCP undergoes dissolution and reprecipitation.2
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