When would a surgeon likely choose Allosync Gel over Paste?

The choice of Allosync Gel over Paste is often driven by specific procedural needs and the desired characteristics of the graft. Allosync Gel is favored for its ability to facilitate better implantation accuracy. This formulation is particularly advantageous in procedures where precision is critical, as the gel consistency allows for easier placement and maneuverability during surgical procedures. Surgeons can distribute the gel more uniformly, ensuring that the graft is positioned accurately within the joint or surgical site.

While other factors, such as viscosity or structural rigidity, may also influence a surgeon's decision, the primary benefit of Allosync Gel lies in its enhancement of implantation accuracy, making it a preferred choice in situations where this is paramount.

On the other hand, choices that focus on increased viscosity or rigidity do not align as closely with the primary purpose of the gel, which emphasizes accurate placement rather than these other properties. Similarly, aesthetic outcomes are often secondary considerations compared to functional precision during surgical procedures.