Bone and Soft Tissue Integration
NanoAccel enables enhanced integration, healing and performance of orthopedic and dental implants.
- Osseointegration of Titanium – White Paper
- Osseointegration of Titanium – Poster
- Osseointegration of PEEK
Request full-text – http://www.sciencedirect.com - Osseointegration of PEEK – Poster
- NanoAccel of Allograft White – Paper
- NanoAccel of Allograft Soft Tissue – Poster
- Soft tissue integration – Contact Exogenesis for latest information
Reduction in Bone Implant Loosening
NanoAccel reduces wear and implant loosening by reducing biological reaction to wear debris, improving bonding of bone to implant surface and reducing bone loss as a result of stress shielding.
Infection Control
NanoAccel promotes surface resistance to bacteria colony formation leading to an anti-biofilm forming property on a variety of materials used in spine, joint, sports medicine, trauma, dental, cardiac, and vascular implants.
- Contact Exogenesis for latest information
Tissue Engineering
NanoAccel promotes accelerated tissue regeneration of collagen for wound care, cartilage repair and sports medicine applications.
- NanoAccel of Collagen – Poster
- Cell and protein adhesion to surfaces to include sutures for soft tissue repair in sports, dental, cardiac, and vascular procedures – Contact Exogenesis for latest information
Selectively Promote Anti-adhesive Property of Specific Cells
The combination of NanoAccel’ s nano-scale surface texturing and surface chemistry results in adhesive versus anti-adhesive properties of selective cells of potential value for use with cardiac, vascular, and neurovascular devices.
- Contact Exogenesis for latest information
Drug or Protein Eluting Devices Without the Use of Polymers
NanoAccel’s impact of the organic coating converts <3 nanometers of the material by removing all other elements except carbon. The carbon barrier forms without affecting the underlying organic material and allows for a controlled rate of elution in orthopedic, cardiac, vascular, and neurovascular devices.
Publications
- Technology Introduction to Accelerated Neutral Atom Beam – Publication
Request Full-Text – http://www.sciencedirect.com - Technology Introduction to Cluster Ion Beam – Manuscript
- Osseointegration of PEEK – Publication
Collaborations
We currently have collaborations in progress with numerous academic centers including: Stanford University, Clemson University, Kansas University, Case Western Reserve, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
If you are interested in a collaborative project, please contact Joe Khoury, Director Cell and Molecular Biology [email protected]
