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BIOBank Synergy®

Putty allogenique BIOBank Synergy

BIOBank Synergy®, the first 100% natural allogeneic putty!

From allogeneic bone powder to BIOBank Synergy®, BIOBank offers solutions specifically designed for maxillofacial surgery, formulated to promote optimal bone regeneration and improve the stability and healing of complex orthognathic reconstructions.

 

The result of over 10 years of R&D and a globally patented process, BIOBank Synergy® is a 100% natural putty made from allogeneic bone powders treated using our exclusive Supercrit® technology. This unique process preserves collagen and minerals to support optimal bone regeneration

The benefits

 Maximum healing

  • Residual lipid content < 0.5%1
  • Preservation of collagen and minerals naturally present in human bone tissue2
  • Exposure of collagen that stimulates cell adhesion and bone regeneration3

 

  Reduced inflammation

  • 100% natural excipient providing a paste-like texture
  • Enhanced differentiation of macrophages toward their pro-regenerative mode3

 

    Ease of use

  • Ready-to-use format
  • Syringe packaging for direct application
  • Cohesive and malleable texture that adapts to the bone defect

The range

BIOBank Synergy® is available in two volumes and is individually packaged in a syringe within a double-layered sterile package.

 

Reference Designation
  800105   BIOBank Synergy® 0,5 cc
  800110   BIOBank Synergy® 1 cc

Indications

BIOBank Synergy® is indicated for filling osteotomies in maxillofacial surgery.

 

Traceability of allogeneic transplants

Each product package contains the following forms:

  • Graft identification form – to be filed in the patient’s medical record
  • Implantation form – to be returned, duly completed and signed, to BIOBank

Documentation

Download the BIOBank Synergy brochure

Références bibliographiques

  1. Fages et al. (1994) Use of Supercritical CO2 for Bone Delipidation. Biomaterials, 15(9):650-656.
  2. Vastel et al. (2008) Comparative Ultrasound Evaluation of Human Trabecular Bone Graft Properties After Treatment with. Different Sterilization Procedures. J Biomed Mater Res B Appl Biomater, 90(1):430-7.
  3. Tournier et al. (2021) A partially demineralized allogeneic bone graft: in vitro osteogenic potential and preclinical evaluation in two different intramembranous bone healing models. Scientific Reports, 11:4907
  4. Fages et al. (1998) Bone Allografts and Supercritical Processing: Effects on Osteointegration and Viral Safety. J of Supercritical Fluids, 13:351-356.

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