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Bone Graft Harvesting
Discover the benefits of minimally invasive harvesting compared to traditional open harvesting techniques.
As a clinician, you’re searching for the best solutions for your patients
Traditional bone harvesting techniques can lead to complications, increased pain, and longer recovery times. You need a reliable, minimally invasive method and device to improve patient outcomes and enhance your practice.
Traditional Open Harvesting Presents A Number of Challenges
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Invasive procedure
- Extensive periosteal and muscle stripping
- Lengthy incisions and retraction
Increased complications
- High complication rates
- Persistent donor site morbidity (e.g., long-term pain, infection, nerve injury)
Longer recovery times
- Prolonged wound closure process
- Requirement for surgical drains
Minimally Invasive Harvesting with COREX
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Minimally invasive technique
- Precise, percutaneous harvesting
- Minimal soft tissue stripping and retraction
Reduced complications
- Lower infection rates
- Minimal immediate and long-term donor site pain
Faster recovery times
- Precise, percutaneous harvesting
- Minimal soft tissue stripping and retraction
Engineered to Harvest Autologous Cancellous Bone
COREX is a revolutionary, minimally invasive bone harvester designed to simplify and streamline the harvesting process. Its unique engineering allows for efficient cancellous bone extraction, reduced operative time, and zero infection rates.
Experience the benefits of minimal immediate and long-term donor site pain and reduced instrument and surgical assistance requirements.
Precision Engineered: The COREX Solution
From the beginning, COREX was conceived and engineered specifically to harvest cancellous bone graft using a minimally invasive technique.
See the Results: Case Studies
Explore how surgeons are using COREX to harvest cancellous bone graft using a minimally invasive technique.
Bone Graft Harvester Comparison
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Harvest Enough Autologous Bone Graft for the Procedure?
In most cases, and depending on your patient, you get enough cancellous bone for 1 & 2 Level fusions.
What if I don’t want to subject my patients to secondary surgical site?
There is clinical evidence suggesting using COREX MIS Bone Harvester significantly reduces if not mitigates the typical secondary surgery site pain associated with a traditional approach.
I use bone from the lamina and facets which I then morselize.
While using bone has its benefits, using the COREX system will allow you to harvest an unlimited amount of fresh autologous bone with a “multi-pass” capability hence reducing the need for bone filler additives and provided fresh malleable osteogenic, conductive, and inductive autograft (gold standard).
I don’t want to add additional costs to my procedures.
The cost of COREX is negligible compared to 3ccs of any bone alternative and has 3 reimbursable CPT codes.
I have been using BMP since fellowship, and don’t want to change.
Understood. However, would reducing cost and assuring proper fusion with fresh autologous bone be worth considering if it were possible?
I used another system and it was cumbersome!
COREX is an all in one MIS system that harvests, captures and delivers autologous bone with one simple mechanism.
I have used another system and I find that I cannot harvest enough bone for my surgical needs. Will this do the same?
The COREX all in one system is engineered to be able to make multiple passes to collect as much bone as need using different angled trajectories form the same collection site.
Will this slow me down? I have used other systems and the sterilization time and configuration slows down the surgery.
The COREX system is an all in one MIS design does not need sterilization or assembly. It comes out of the single use box ready to use.
When it comes to materials, spine instrumentation is one of our biggest expenses. Will this increase expenditure?
Using the COREX system will reduce if not alleviate the need for bone biologic alternatives. In addition, there are three reimbursable CPT codes.
How long does it take to harvest with COREX?
When used appropriately, it’s 5 – 7 minutes.
How long does it take to learn to use COREX?
COREX has a low learning curve. Many surgeons have successful outcome from the first use. it’s reasonable to achieve proficiency within 3 – 5 minutes.
How can I schedule a demo?
You can reach us through email at corexsales@trinityorthodevice.com or by phone at (858) 689-4113.
Instructions For Use (IFU)
Autologous Bone Cases and Publications
Autologous Bone Grafting in Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery: An Evidence-Based Narrative Review
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Percutaneous Harvesting of Cancellous Bone Graft: A Surgical Technique Harvesting from the Calcaneus Using COREX
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