Artificial bone mineral substitute for in vivo hardening
CA 2518104 C · Owner: Bone Support Ab · Inventors: Nilsson, Malin; Lidgren, Lars
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The invention relates to an injectable bone mineral substitute material composition with the capability of being hardened in a body fluid in vivo which comprises at least one calcium phosphate component and at least one calcium sulfate component as a dry mixture mixed with an aqueous liquid and , at least one accelerator, the at least one calcium sulfate component being particulate hardened calcium sulfate, which has a specified particle size that is in order to confer injectability to the composition. The invention also concerns the bone mineral substitute material produced from the composition as well as methods and uses thereof.
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- Filed March 5, 2004 and granted February 5, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended March 5, 2024.
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