Text Size

Sytenko Institute of Spine and Joint Pathology National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine

Sytenko Institute of Spine and Joint Pathology National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine

+38 (050) 554-10-10 +38 (063) 554-10-10 +38 (098) 554-10-10

Sign up for a consultation

Department of Transplantation of the Musculoskeletal System

+38-057-725-14-38 +38-057-725-14-46

Department of Transplantation of the Musculoskeletal System

Vorontsov Petr, PhD

Head of Department

Vorontsov Petr, PhD

Vorontsov Petr
Head, PhD
Gusak Valerija
Laboratory physician
Shevchenko Zoia
Laboratory physician
Sbitneva Inna
Economist
Kravchenko Zoia
Technician
Rakhmail Viktoriia
Technician
Kaskova Valentina
Junior nurse

Clinical Activity Areas:

  • Development of technologies for the production of bioimplants from allo- and xenogenic bone, as well as bioengineered constructs based on bone matrix combined with stromal cells, medicinal substances, platelet-rich plasma or fibrin (PRP or PRF)
  • Clinical implementation of developed bone bioimplants of various shapes as osteoplastic material for bone defect replacement; investigation of their interaction with the patient’s body

Clinical Achievements:

We offer dehydrated allogeneic bone materials for clinical use: volumetric bone implants “OMS-A-OKI”®, cortico-cancellous granulate “OMS-A-KGG”® (5–10 mm), and bone powder-chips “OMS-A-KPK”® (0.5–2.0 mm). The implantable biomaterials are packaged and sterilised using radiation (patents No. 119699 UA, 119700 UA, quality management system certificate No. UA8O072.02012214.4-2022).

In addition, allogeneic bone materials may be denatured (decellularised and cleared of most organic components) or demineralised (cleared of inorganic components). Our implantable biomaterials can serve as a matrix for tissue-engineered constructs in combination with medicinal substances, platelet-rich plasma or fibrin (PRP or PRF), and the patient’s stem cells for bone defect replacement and optimisation of the osteoreparative process in patients after bone grafting surgical interventions.