Your specialty Our products Why Biocomposites? Education Library News & Events Contact us Home Library Arthroscopically assisted use of injectable bone graft substitutes for management of scaphoid nonunions International Arthroscopically assisted use of injectable bone graft substitutes for management of scaphoid nonunions Chu, P. J. and J. T. Shih. Arthroscopy 2011, 27(1): 31-37. Products: genex® This study analyses the clinical follow-up results of 15 patients with fibrous union or nonunion of the scaphoid with minimal sclerosis, treated with arthroscopically assisted percutaneous internal fixation augmented by the injection of genex. Results showed 14 of 15 patients (93.5%) achieved successful bony union in a mean of 15.4 weeks. The mayo modified wrist score indicated 10 patients had excellent and 4 had good wrist function. There were no cases of infections, and no implant loosening or breakage among the patients. The abstract can be read, and the full paper can be obtained here Library Listed below are 4 of the most relevant articles for this piece but there is much more to explore on our Library page. Explore Library genex® Use of genex in the treatment of a tibial plateau fracture View case study > genex® Effect of a synthetic osteoconductive bone graft substitute with zeta potential control (geneX®ds) in the treatment of intertrochanteric fracture: A single center experience of 115 consecutive proximal femoral nail antirotations Shin, W. C., et al. Journal of Orthopaedic Science 2019, 24(5):842-849. View paper > genex® Effectiveness of the management of bony articular collapse with bony defects in tibial plateau fractures with the use of genex: An absorbable calcium composite synthetic bone graft Lowery, K., et al. Journal of Limb Lengthening & Reconstruction 2018, 4(1): 20-25. View paper > STIMULAN® Open comminuted clavicle fracture View case study > Your specialty Musculoskeletal infection Trauma Spine Sports injuries Our products STIMULAN® genex® Biosteon® Allogran-R® Bilok® Why Biocomposites? News & Events Contact us Education Biofilm Infected fractures Periprosthetic joint infection (PJI) Wound closure Our company COVID19 risk assessment Legal notices Sitemap Privacy statement Code of conduct Modern slavery statement Section 172 statement LinkedIn Twitter ©2021, Biocomposites. All rights reserved.