Demineralized Cancellous Block

The Demineralized Cancellous Block is a human bone allograft derived from cancellous bone and processed through controlled demineralization to enhance its biological activity. The demineralization process exposes native bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) and other growth factors, supporting the graft’s osteoinductive potential while preserving the natural three-dimensional architecture of the cancellous matrix.
The graft is supplied in a structural block configuration that can be shaped and adapted intraoperatively for the management of bone voids and osseous defects. Its porous structure provides an osteoconductive scaffold that supports cellular infiltration, vascularization, graft integration, and new bone formation.