A broad HDPE particle size mix creates porous, flexible maxillofacial implants that support vascular and bony ingrowth.
A non-porous PEEK or PE layer adds strength while a porous polymer surface supports tissue ingrowth without X-ray or MRI interference.
A dense PEEK or PE layer paired with a porous polymer surface keeps flat bone implants load-bearing while preserving X-ray and MRI compatibility.
A compact TPLO tibial plate and ligament structure matches the curvilinear cut to shorten exposure, reduce infection risk, and improve stress distribution.
Integrated surgical tool cuts and bends polymeric implants to match specific craniofacial defect geometries.
A titanium sandwich cranial prosthesis uses a second plate adhering to the dura mater for precise anatomical replication.