Lifenet Health

Adam Entsminger

Jingsong Chen

Silvia Sihui Chen

Dennis Phelps

Austin Johnson

Grant Cleavenger

Alana Sampson

Evans Wralstad

Breanne Gjurich

Rudy Rodriguez

Alexander Huber

Erich Lohmann

Cheryl Berger

Kevin Shores

Michael Masters

The present invention provides a cannula for delivering a tissue graft to a treatment site. The cannula comprises a distal end, a proximal end, a bore formed by an interior surface of the cannula, extending from the distal end to the proximal end and having a diameter, and a tissue graft inside the bore and in contact with the interior surface. The tissue graft may be released from the cannula at the distal end to the treatment site. The tissue graft may have a final loading pressure of 20-200 psi. Also provided is a delivery system comprising the cannula and a delivery device. Further provided are methods for delivering a tissue graft in a cannula to a treatment site and methods for preparing a cannula loaded with the tissue graft.

Tissue graft delivery devices and uses thereof

The present invention provides demineralized bone fibers exhibiting optimal handling properties (e.g., high moldability and low elastic modulus) and biological activities (e.g., osteoinductivity) as well as non-demineralized bone fibers useful for preparing the demineralized bone fibers. A well-controlled demineralization process for preparing the demineralized bone of fibers is also provided. Products comprising the demineralized bone fibers and uses thereof are further provided.

Demineralized bone fibers and preparation thereof

Medical implant device

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Virginia Beach, VA, United States of America

Adam Entsminger