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Graftys

Graftys Patent applications
Patent application numberTitlePublished
20120111226Galliated Calcium Phosphate Biomaterials - The present invention relates to a galliated calcium-phosphate biomaterial comprising a gallium-doped phosphocalcic compound of formula (I): Ca(05-10-2012
20120064170Gallium-Doped Phosphocalcic Compounds - The present invention relates to a gallium-doped phosphocalcic compound of formula (I): Ca03-15-2012
20110142940Analgesic Apatitic Calcium-Phosphate Cement - The present invention concerns a composition useful as bone substitute comprising one or more calcium-phosphate compounds in association with an analgesic. It also refers to a preparation process of said composition, a preparation process of a drug-combined device comprising said composition, the drug combined device thus obtained, a kit comprising said composition and the use of said composition for the preparation of a drug-combined device useful for filling a bony defect caused in the iliac crest by collection of auto-graft bone, as a scaffold for tissue engineering and to produce a dental or bony implant.06-16-2011
20100197636INJECTABLE CALCIUM-PHOSPHATE CEMENT RELEASING A BONE RESORPTION INHIBITOR - The present invention relates to a macroporous, resorbable and injectable apatitic calcium-phosphate cement with a high compressive strength useful as bone cement and releasing a bone resorption inhibitor, preparation method and uses thereof.08-05-2010
20100068243MACROPOROUS AND HIGHLY RESORBABLE APATITIC CALCIUM-PHOSPHATE CEMENT - The present invention is directed to a novel cement powder comprising an organic component consisting of one or more biocompatible and bioresorbable polymers and an inorganic component consisting of one or more calcium phosphate compounds. The invention also relates to the apatitic CPC resulting from the mixing of said cement powder with a liquid phase and setting.03-18-2010

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