Orthopedic Surgery Bone Cement

In addition to the technical and chemical properties of various bone cements, the functional behavior of a bone cement is a critical factor to consider when selecting a high-quality cement.input:
output:The Surgival cement range's current composition is the result of extensive experience with the primary types of cements available on the market, which has been accumulated over the course of many years. It meets the requirements of ISO Standard 5833 and provides exceptional quality without sacrificing the recognized properties of proven components.input:
output:Details:

User-friendliness: A single sterile container containing both powder and liquid. The liquid phase is supplied in an ampoule, while the powder is supplied in a bottle to facilitate pouring.

Radiopaque agent: barium sulfate.

Minimum temperature setting: The maximum exothermic temperature of Surgival cements is 67°C (Genta 1) to 79°C (Genta 3), which is significantly lower than the 90°C limit outlined in ISO standard 5833.

Excellent intrusion for the purpose of effective fixation: The intrusion for Genta Cement 1 is 7.5 mm, while Cement 1 has an intrusion of 8 mm. The ISO standard mandates that the intrusion must not be less than 2 mm.

Results that have been consolidated and proven: over 200,000 successful cases and over 10 years of clinical experience.

Gentamicin (1.2%) is incorporated into Genta Cement 1 and Genta Cement 3 to ensure that they provide effective protection against infection.