heracure one - Ready-to-use Synthetic Calcium Phosphate Based Bone Substitute Material for Bone Regeneration

heracure one is designed to fill non-infected bone defects after trauma, reconstruction or corrective intervention. It is applied directly from the syringe into the bone defect and sets only after coming in contact with aqueous liquids, offering no preparation steps and unlimited working time during application. heracure one is available in three different sizes: 3 ml, 6 ml and 12 ml.

• Ready-to-Use: available in several syringe sizes to meet diverse clinical needs - immediately applicable without any preparation steps and no time pressure during surgery

• Easy handling and precise application: as the result of the pasty consistency that is cohesive and easily injectable

• In situ, In Vivo Self-Setting: hardens directly within the bone defect after application, triggered by the body’s aqueous environment, ensuring precise adaptation to the defect shape for optimal stability and integration

• Bone-like Composition: made from calcium phosphate which forms microcrystalline hydroxyapatite which is similar to that of natural bone, resulting in excellent biocompatibility

• Resorbability: is resorbed by cell-mediated processes and replaced by endogenous bone over time, ensuring effective integration into the patient’s bone structure

• Versatile in Application: suitable for various types of bone defects, tumor resections, and implant fixation, making it ideal for both trauma and orthopedic surgeries

• Osteoconductive Properties: facilitates bone cell attachment and supports the natural process of bone regeneration by guiding new bone growth

• Mechanical Strength: achieves a compressive strength of up to 35 MPa within a few days, providing structural support while healing occurs

heracure one is intended for filling non-infected and non-load-bearing bone defects or for the filling of bone defects that have been sufficiently stabilized by means of suitable measures.

The particular application areas of heracure one are:

• Metaphyseal bone defect fractures, such as those in the tibia, radius, and humerus

• Bone defects following the resection of benign tumors and cysts

• Bone defects after the removal or replacement of osteosynthesis implants

• Support for the fixation of osteosynthesis implants, including bone screws