Sanskruti Pharma

Bone cement is generally mixed in the operating room on an ‘as needed’ basis. Because the curing time is fast, the bone cement is usually not prepared until the whole surgery needed to permanently place a component of an artificial joint has been completed. The techniques used to introduce the bone cement into the bone depend on the location or component that is to be fixed, and the surgeon's preference and experience. The presence of voids, mentioned earlier, for example (Figure 1), was shown to reduce the fracture resistance of bone cement.17,18 Therefore, most bone cement is subjected to a mixing environment that reduces the porosity. Initially, this was accomplished by centrifuging the liquid cement to separate the air from the polymer.17 Mixing the cement in a bowl designed to create a vacuum proved to be a more favorable option;18 it does not require transfer of the cement, the process takes place during mixing, not separately, thus giving the surgeon more time to work with the material, and eliminates the need for a centrifuge in the operating room (OR) 

SpinePlex bone cement is a derivative of Simplex P bone cement and has an average working time of 10- 12 minutes1. It contains the same PMMA as Simplex P and is manufactured using the same proprietary process. Simplex P bone cement has proven through clinical testing to have high fatigue, compressive and flexural strengths, and low creep