Straumann Holding Ag

Cam Bioceramics B.v.

Astrid Sylvia Neidhardt

Aaldert Rens Molenberg

Daniel Fehr

Reinhart Seibl

Nienke Beuling

Christian Damm

The present invention relates to a sliceable composite bone repair material comprising a porous block-shaped ceramic scaffold and a stabilizing polymer disposed therein. Said ceramic scaffold is a synthetic ceramic material or a naturally-derived material. Additionally said scaffold comprises interconnected macropores.

Composite bone repair material

Package system () for a powdery, granular, paste-like or liquid sterile product comprising a plastic outer tray () and a plastic inner tray (). The inner tray () is to be sealed with a first plastic cover to form a sterile receptacle for the sterile product. The outer tray () is to be sealed with a second plastic cover to form a sterile receptacle for the inner tray (). The inner tray () has a spout () for the application of the sterile product.

Package system for a powdery, granular, paste-like or liquid sterile product

System for mixing four components including a first syringe arrangement and a second syringe arrangement each with two chambers for holding components. Each of the two respective chambers of the syringe arrangements are connected in a uniquely defined fashion due to specific means for connecting the syringe arrangements. A component held by one chamber is mixed with a component of the corresponding other chamber by transfer into the other chamber. After mixing and disconnecting the second syringe arrangement from the first syringe arrangement, the two component mixtures in the chambers of the first syringe arrangement are further mixed and discharged by means of a mixing device which is to be connected to the first syringe arrangement. The connecting means allows connecting of the mixing device to the first syringe arrangement only after removal of the second syringe arrangement and a portion of the connecting means.

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Thalwil, Switzerland

Astrid Sylvia Neidhardt