Abstract
Analysis of the carbon nanostructured implants (CNI) safety and efficacy for the treatment of bone pathology was performed at different clinics of the Russian Federation. Devices showed their efficacy at substitution of intervertebral disc and vertebral body defects as well as at plasty of long bone defects of various etiology. The rate of effect absence did not exceed 6.1%. No serious adverse effects were recorded. It is concluded that CNI possesses the number of characteristics (osteoinduction, bioinertia, safety) that allow using it in traumatology and orthopaedics.
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