Phase I/II open label first in human single center clinical study, is to evaluate the safety and the efficacy of BonoFill as bone filler containing the patient own (autologous) adipose tissue derived cells (HATDCs) in reconstructing the Bone Void in the maxillofacial area approximately 6 month follow up after implantation in the following two clinical indications: 1. Bone augmentation (e.g. sinus augmentation) 2. Bone grafting after removal of cysts from jaws
Primary endpoint: The implantation of BonoFill to the maxillary or mandible defect/void is safe under the following conditions: No chronic bone infection (Osteomyelitis); no significant changes in complete blood count (CBC) and in general health. Secondary endpoint: The implantation of BonoFill to the maxillary or mandible void is efficient under the following conditions: Following BonoFill implantation, the bone regeneration in the operated site was significantly accelerated. Also, the bone defects/voids were filled with a significant amount of bone tissue.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
NA
Purpose
TREATMENT
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
11
Liposuction - will be performed on Visit 2, BonoFill will be based on subject's autologous Human Adipose Tissue Derived Cells (HATDCs). BonoFill Transplantation will be performed on Visit 6. BonoFill will be administrated to the subject in a single session at one tested cell dose.
Dr. Ephraim Zur Dental Clinic
Kfar Saba, Israel
BonoFill is safe
The implantation of BonoFill to the maxillary or mandible defect/void is safe under the following conditions: No chronic bone infection (Osteomyelitis); no significant changes in complete blood count (CBC) and in general health.
Time frame: approximately 6 month follow up after implantation
BonoFill is efficient
The implantation of BonoFill to the maxillary or mandible void is efficient under the following conditions: Following BonoFill implantation, the bone regeneration in the operated site was significantly accelerated. Also, the bone defects/voids were filled with a significant amount of bone tissue.
Time frame: approximately 6 month follow up after implantation
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