Name: BoneSync™ Bone Void Fillers for Proximal Tibia Fracture Management
Uploaded: 2026-07-01T00:00:00Z
Channel: Arthrex
Description: John Munz, MD (Houston, TX), describes how he uses BoneSync™ bone void fillers in his trauma practice and presents a case using BoneSync cement during a proximal tibial fracture repair.

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John Munz, MD (Houston, TX), describes how he uses BoneSync™ bone void fillers in his trauma practice and presents a case using BoneSync cement during a proximal tibial fracture repair.

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BoneSync™ Bone Void Fillers for Proximal Tibia Fracture Management

Speaker  Hello, I'm Doctor John Munns from Houston, Texas. I practice at UT Health Houston. And today I want to discuss Arthrex bone sink for the management of Metaphyseal voids. Bone sink is a cement product that's easy to use. It's fast remodeling, suitable drillable and moldable, and comes in a self-contained delivery syringe. This is also available in putties and strips and provides an osteoconductive material. This is particularly helpful in the management of metaphyseal voids in articular fractures. Applications in my practice include tibial plateau fractures, tibial pilon fractures, and calcaneus fractures. I want to present a case today. This is a 60 year old female ground level fall. You can see from the X-rays this lateral split depressed tibial plateau with a significant articular depression going through the axial, coronal and sagittal images really highlights the amount of metaphyseal crush and the void you're going to have after providing reduction of that articular surface. This is something you have to plan for. You have to backfill that void. And we have a lot of options. We have allograft and we have cement type products during the surgical reconstruction, using a universal distractor to visualize that joint. You can provide reduction with either Tamps or Osteotomes. Once you have that articular reduction, provisional Kirschner wire fixation, but you can see the large void left behind. You have to address this, and Bone sink is an excellent product for this. Here the application of the bone sink in the metaphyseal void plate fixation, really securing the condylar width, the alignment stability, and the articular reduction. But one must also stress the need for any residual soft tissue injury and then address those accordingly. Final images here just showing the AP lateral of an anatomical joint reconstruction, and then that metaphyseal void that's been filled. In conclusion, bone sink cement is an excellent option to address metaphyseal voids after articular reconstruction and can help you treat your patients better.

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