The new generation of palliative care for osteosarcoma

The new generation of palliative care for osteosarcoma

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OSTEOSARCOMA, A DEVASTATING DIAGNOSTIC FOR PET OWNERS AND VETS

Osteosarcoma is the most common type of bone cancers in dogs. Chemotherapy, limb-sparing procedure and/or amputation remain the mainstay of treatment. However, it is not always feasible.

Cementoplasty with BIOCERA-VET® OSTEOSARCOMA RTU provides a palliative solution, improving the quality of life of the patient suffering from osteosarcoma.

Its percutaneous injection into lytic bone increases the bone’s mechanical strength, reduces pain and the risk of pathological fractures, therefore providing a minimally invasive, low-cost, and clinically valuable alternative to amputation.

Palliative care with BIOCERA-VET:

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WHY BIOCERA-VET OSTEOSARCOMA RTU?

Reducing risk of pathologic fractures

Relieving pain

Low trauma, minimally-invasive

Rapid recovery

Cost-effective

DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE?

Watch the testimonial of PR. Gauthier, who developed the cementoplasty procedure for dogs suffering from osteosarcoma.

Pr. GAUTHIER, Professor of Veterinary Surgery at College of  Veterinary Medicine ONIRIS Nantes, France

EFFICACY AND SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF BIOCERA-VET CEMENTOPLASTY

Efficacy on pain (% of dogs with ≥ 50% score reduction vs score at baseline)

Quality of Life (QoL) owner evaluation

Safety

BIOCERA-VET® – efficacy and safety assessment of BIOCERA-VET cementoplasty in dogs with Osteosarcoma (Nov 2021). NRS: Numerical Rating Score; PMMA: Polymethyl methacrylate (1) Clinical study was performed with BIOCERA-VET OSTEOSARCOMA 8cc version (2) Böttcher P et al., Percutaneous cementoplasty in the palliative, multimodal treatment of primary bone tumors of the distal aspect of the radius in four dogs. Vet Surg. 2009 Oct;38(7):888-901. (3) Rubin J et al., Factors associated with pathological fractures in dogs with appendicular primary bone neoplasia: 84 cases ( 2007-2013 ). J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2015 Oct 15;247(8):917-23.

“The cementoplasty procedure with BIOCERA-VET is an interesting alternative to amputation because it allows, through a low-traumatic surgical procedure, an improvement in the animal’s welfare, an improvement in lameness and a significant pain relief”

Pr. O. GAUTHIER, DVM, Professor of Veterinary Surgery at College of Veterinary Medicine, ONIRIS Nantes, France

HOW TO USE

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“Thanks to its long working time and the absence of preparation, BIOCERA-VET OSTEOSARCOMA RTU makes specific surgical procedures such as cementoplasty easier. This new generation of injectable bone cement has a real added value combining unrivalled ergonomics & quality”.

Dr. D. SAYAG, DVM, Dipl. ECVIM-CA
Oncologist specialized in companion animals, Interventional radiologist
ONConseil, Toulouse, France

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“BIOCERA-VET OSTEOSARCOMA RTU has very pleasant ergonomics, there is no need of preparation which saves surgery time. The prolonged workability of the paste is also convenient as it allows to take the necessary time to inject the substitute and fully fill the bone defects. This innovative product gives a new perspective in bone surgery.”

Dr. J. LETESSON, DVM, CES in Traumatology and Orthopedics, Dipl. in Microsurgery
Veterinary clinic Lameilhé, Castres, France

Do you want to know more?
Go and have a look at our YouTube channel!

Discover the case of Navy, who had cementoplasty with BIOCERA-VET OSTEOSARCOMA in January 2021.

Check out the full story of Navy and Claire!

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Pr. GAUTHIER, Professor of Veterinary Surgery at College of  Veterinary Medicine ONIRIS Nantes, France