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- CeraFix Bone Cement
CeraFix Bone Cement for Vertebral Compression Fractures - China Suppliers and Factory Solutions
General Description
CeraFix bone cement, hereinafter referred to as bone cement, is a type of hydroxyapatite/polymethyl methacrylate bone cement used for filling, supporting, and stabilizing lesion sites. Adding 10% hydroxyapatite to the powder promotes interface fusion, reduces the temperature of bone cement polymerization reaction, and improves clinical safety.
Bone cement is a sterile disposable medical device, packaged with powder containers and liquid ampoules, both of which have been sterilized with ethylene oxide.
The liquid component is filtered for sterilization to ensure purity, and the powder component is sterilized with ethylene oxide to guarantee product safety.
Product Model And Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
CeraFix bone cement is a type of hydroxyapatite/polymethyl methacrylate bone cement specifically designed for filling, supporting, and stabilizing lesion sites.
Adding 10% hydroxyapatite to the powder promotes interface fusion, reduces the overall temperature of the bone cement polymerization reaction, and improves clinical safety during procedures.
It is packaged as a sterile disposable medical device containing powder containers and liquid ampoules.
The liquid component is sterilized via filtration, while the powder component and both packaging containers are sterilized using ethylene oxide.
No, CeraFix bone cement is a strictly sterile, disposable medical device designed for single-use applications only.


