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Neoss Launches NeoGenix XP™

Safe and Clinically Proven Natural Bone Substitute

Editor: What To Know

  • NeoGenix XP™ is an important addition to this and strengthens not only the bone regeneration portfolio but will allow us to serve our customer even better.
  • Neoss maintains its clear focus on innovation and has a continuous plan of new market leading product solutions that will be presented over the next few years.
  • This exciting product line will add new dimensions to Neoss existing Bone Regeneration offering, providing an enhanced offering of Bone materials and membranes.

Following the successful and well-received Allograft line, Neoss is excited to announce the addition of NeoGenix XP™ this autumn to our existing product portfolio.

NeoGenix XP™ is a safe and clinically proven natural bone substitute, that closer resembles natural bone than those of synthetic materials, such as hydroxyapatite or tricalcium phosphate.

Surface roughness affects cellular response, enhancing cell adhesion and proliferation and possibly other markers of expression of cell phenotype, like production of collagen type I, osteocalcin, extracellular matrix, and mineralized material.

“Being a strong partner to our customers has always been important and offering more in terms of total package solutions. NeoGenix XP™ is an important addition to this and strengthens not only the bone regeneration portfolio but will allow us to serve our customer even better!” —Dr Robert Gottlander, Neoss CEO

This exciting product line will add new dimensions to Neoss existing Bone Regeneration offering, providing an enhanced offering of Bone materials and membranes.

Neoss maintains its clear focus on innovation and has a continuous plan of new market leading product solutions that will be presented over the next few years. All with the same target of introducing smart products that are intuitively easy to use with Intelligent Simplicity.

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