Which type of Allosync offers a solid form suitable for various surgical applications?

The putty form of Allosync is designed to be a solid, moldable substance that is suitable for a variety of surgical applications. Its consistency allows for easy shaping and placement, which can lend itself well to filling bone voids or augmenting structural support during repair procedures. Surgeons often prefer using putty because it provides a balance of ease of handling and stability once applied, enabling it to adhere effectively to surrounding tissues and bone.

In contrast, gel, paste, and liquid forms may not have the same solid characteristics, as they are typically more fluid or malleable, which can limit their effectiveness depending on the specific requirements of the surgical procedure being performed. For example, while gel and paste forms may be beneficial for certain applications where flowability is desired, they do not offer the same level of structural integrity as putty in scenarios that require a stable, cohesive mass.