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Independent study confirms superior properties of ZPC enhanced Calcium Composite bone grafts
Posted in July 2009
A recent independent study has confirmed Fortoss Vital, developed by the Pioneering Orthobiologics Company, Biocomposites, (www.biocomposites.com), as an effective bone replacement material demonstrating superior bone regenerative properties due to its unique negative zeta potential control (ZPC™). |
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Nicola Races Back to Health
Posted in July 2006
At 21 years old, Nicola Bauer was a promising undergraduate at Portsmouth University when a road traffic accident brought her education to an abrupt halt. The accident, in January 2000, resulted in multiple fractures including a grade II compound fracture of the left femur. |
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The Birmingham Post, Article - Healthy Diagnosis
Posted in January 2006
Some of the world’s leading footballers have North Staffordshire to thank for an often speedy recovery, yet few will actually realise that the cure to their injury has its roots in ceramics. |
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Biocomposites' Collaboration wins Nightingale Prize
Posted in November 2005
A collaboration between the research team at Biocomposites, and Keele University Institute of Science and Technology in Medicine (ISTM), has won the 2005 Nightingale Prize for the best scientific paper, awarded by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM). |
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Interview with Stephen Bratt, Managing Director, Biocomposites
Published in Orthopaedic Product News, UK Edition, August 2005
Biocomposites may seem a relative newcomer to the orthopaedics industry. For five years, however, this specialist company in calcium composite technologies has led the way in the evolution of absorbable bioactive materials. BiLok® and Biosteon® devices represented the first calcium/polymer composite products in orthopaedics, cleared for patient use in arthroscopy in the late 1990’s. Biocomposites’ history stretches back to the early 19th century, giving the company an unrivalled pedigree in calcium salts processing. |
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Governor of the Bank of England visits Biocomposites' State of the Art Facilities
Posted in March 2005
The Governor of the Bank of England, Mr. Mervyn King, visited Biocomposites on a recent visit to the UK regions. Mr. King received a tour of the biomedical company's new custom built clean room, manufacturing and sales and marketing facilities at Keele, Staffordshire. |
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