Integrated bone bank in the modern role of orthopedic surgery.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 Integrated bone bank in the modern role of orthopedic surgery Of: Dan Bi HU Yun-Long Liu Lin Sang Min Jin Jingmeng States YUAN Jian Xun Wang [Abstract] [Objective] To introduce and share comprehensive bone bank set up 20 years of successful experience to explore the bone bank in modern orthopedic surgery status and role. [Method] provides and summarizes the analysis and comprehensive bone bank from 1988 to 2007 on the same allograft bone, xenograft bone series production, use of data. [results] the same bone: death of the donor get 69, 88 cases of donor survival, harvest half of joint 540, the bone plate 237, 2 632 tablets of cancellous bone copies of the same bone were used more than 1 390 patients in the series heterogeneous bone: Reconstituted Bone Xenograft 2 495 copies, anti-infective reconstituted bone xenograft 208, injectable BMP 542 copies, the series of heterologous bone were used in 2771 patients, 20 years, library and technical personnel were trained bone 18, PhD 48, MA 36. [Conclusion] The clinical bone graft material in great demand in the cell tissue engineering products that come out before there is no satisfactory comprehensive database provided by the bone and xenograft bone with bone grafting of bone according to the different needs of each other, complement each other, making it the ideal choice. ossuary this comprehensive set of processing, production, research and development and education training in one operating mode will cause tissue banks in China play an increasingly important role. [Keywords:] bone bank allograft bone xenograft bone quality control Abstract: [Objective] To discuss the effect and the role of the multi-variety bone bank in contemporary orthopaedics by introducing and sharing a 20-year experience with the multi-variety bone bank. [Methods] Data on a variety of bone grafts were provided by the multi-variety bone bank. Bone retrievals by the author’s teams from January 1998 to Decemb