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Bone Graft Harvesting System

Origin Story
Acumed founder Randy Huebner designed the Bone Graft Harvesting system in 1997 to be a minimally invasive, streamlined method for harvesting morselized autogenous graft. The Acumed Bone Graft Harvesting System is a surgeon favorite thanks to its straightforward technique.
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  • Streamlined Method

    The Bone Graft Harvesting System facilitates rapid harvest of morselized autograft.

  • Percutaneous Approach

    The system may be used in a variety of locations, with a minimal incision, including the iliac crest, distal radius, and distal femur.

  • May Reduce OR Time

    The straightforward procedure may reduce the time required to harvest bone when compared with traditional methods.

  • Varying Drill Sizes

    Predefined markers on drills allow specific amounts of bone to be harvested according to need.

  • Sterile Packed and Ready to Go

    The 6, 8, 10, and 12 mm and the 7 mm AO Quick Connect bone graft drills are oƒered sterile packed as single-use instruments.

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Vivorte Fortera

Origin Story
Fortera was developed by Vivorté to be a convenient and versatile bone graft substitute. The flowable nature of Fortera enables its use in tight spaces and allows for placement around bone plates and through empty screw holes. It was designed to have excellent injectability and superior compressive strength. Its extended working time gives surgeons multiple bone void filling options in a single product.
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  • Injectable

    The kits come with a 3.5 mm cannula; however, Fortera is capable of flowing through as small as a 16 ga cannula if desired.

  • Compressive Strength

    Fortera has an industry-leading compressive strength of 45 MPa.

  • Isothermic Setting

    Solidifies without generating heat, eliminating potential for thermal damage.

  • Thermal Stability

    Fortera does not require refrigeration prior to use. The product can be stored between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius (59 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit).

  • Drillable

    Product can be drilled after it sets.1

1. Data on file at Vivorté Inc.
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Vivorte Trabexus

Origin Story
Trabexus was developed by Dr. Michael Voor in 2008 to improve upon the characteristics of calcium phosphate cements, which up until that time suffered from slow resorption and remodeling rates. Trabexus, which contains partially demineralized allograft bone “Trabs®,” is designed to incorporate and resorb quicker than traditional calcium phosphates while providing compressive strength and stability that surgeons need.
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  • Strength With Remodeling

    Optimized ratio of compressive strength to allograft content to provide remodeling characteristics and strength (25 MPa) at the graft site.

  • Versatile Handling Characteristics

    Can be placed manually or extruded through the 8 mm cannula provided in the kit.

  • Isothermic Setting

    Solidifies without generating heat, eliminating potential for thermal damage.

  • Room Temperature Storage

    Product can be stored between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius (59 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit) for flexibility and reliability.

  • Drillable

    Product can be drilled after it sets.1

1. Data on file at Vivorté Inc.
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