Introduction Cellular bone matrices (CBM) are allograft products that provide three
components essential to new bone formation: an osteoconductive scaffold, extracellular growth …

Background: To evaluate the comparative abilities of commercially available, viable, cellular
bone allografts to promote posterolateral spinal fusion. Methods: Human allografts …

Purpose This study attempts to identify patient factors predictive of failure in patients
undergoing long fusions into the upper thoracic spine.

Methods To account for lot-to-lot variability, 3 distinct lots of each implant type were procured
and each was used for five rats per group, for a total of 15 rats per implant type. Each cell-…

BACKGROUND CONTEXT Cellular bone matrices (CBM) are allograft products that combine
demineralized bone with viable cancellous bone prepared to retain cells with skeletal …

… Comparative study of cellular bone matrices for posterolateral spinal fusion Clifford Lin,
MDa, Paolo Antonio R. Punsalan, MDa, Nianli Zhang, PhDb, Jung U. Yoo, MDa, Eric Semler, …

Results 16 patients (12 females, 4 males) with an average age of 61 years were included.
Twelve patients had breast cancer, two patients suffered prostate cancer and one each with …

… Comparative study of cellular bone matrices for posterolateral spinal fusion Clifford Lin,
MDa, Paolo Antonio R. Punsalan, MDa, Nianli Zhang, PhDb, Jung U. Yoo, MDa, Eric Semler, …

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