The invention discloses an injectable
composite material for minimally invasive fracture fixation. The injectable
composite material comprises the following raw materials:
calcium sulfate bone meal,
mussel mucin and a contrast agent. The method comprises the following steps: adding water into an injectable
composite material, uniformly stirring, injecting into a fracture part, monitoring the filling condition of the composite material and the
fracture reduction state in real time through the developing characteristic of the contrast agent in the injection process, and obtaining the streamer intramedullary nail after the composite material is solidified. According to the invention, the integration of biological fixation and repair is realized: the
mussel adhesive protein provides a revolutionary biological bonding scheme, the
bonding strength of the
mussel adhesive protein is enough to stabilize a fracture end in an early stage, and the
biocompatibility is excellent;
calcium sulfate bone meal is used as a classic
bone transplantation material, not only plays a role in filling and supporting, but also serves as a
bone growth support (
scaffold) to guide new
bone tissue to grow in, finally complete
biodegradation of the material and replacement of the material with new bone are achieved, and seamless connection from'artificial material fixation 'to'self
bone healing' is completed.