Supplying doctors across East & West Malaysia for 10 years
NOVOSIS — a next-generation bone graft for spine surgery and serious fractures.
Some injuries and surgeries need extra help to heal. NOVOSIS delivers a natural bone-building protein right where it’s needed, so your body can grow new bone.
BMP stands for Bone Morphogenetic Protein. It’s a protein your body already makes to signal where new bone should grow. BMP-2 is one of the strongest of these signals. It calls in the body’s repair cells and turns them into new bone.
NOVOSIS combines two parts:
The bone-building protein, made in a laboratory.
A porous, bone-like mineral that acts as a scaffold and carrier.
Illustration of a slow, steady release — not measured data.
The granules hold the protein and release it slowly, for up to 28 days. New bone grows through the scaffold and joins up with the surrounding bone. Because the release is steady, only a low dose is needed.
Helping two vertebrae in the lower back grow together into one solid bone.
Filling gaps in bone after a serious fracture from an accident.
Actively signals your body to form bone, not just fill a gap.
Protein released steadily for up to 28 days.
The slow-release carrier means less BMP is needed.
Surgeons can use it instead of, or together with, bone taken from your own hip, which would otherwise mean a second wound.
Porous granules (about 80% porosity) give new bone room to grow.
NOVOSIS is used by experienced surgeons during an operation. If you’re planning spine surgery or have a fracture that is slow to heal, ask your surgeon whether a bone graft like NOVOSIS is suitable for you.
No. It is placed directly at the bone during surgery by your surgeon.
It is made in a laboratory using recombinant technology. It is not taken from a human or animal donor.
That depends on your surgery. Your surgeon will decide the best approach.
