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The efficacies of two different allografts, Grafton (demineralized bone matrix [DBM] in a glycerol carrier) and Orthoblast (DBM in a reverse thermal poloxamer carrier) were examined from cases involving periarticular fractures. Demographic, perioperative, and outcome data for patients with periarticular fractures who underwent a prospectively designed protocol for bone grafting were compiled, with 15 cases using Orthoblast and 13 using Grafton. A successful graft was defined as healing on the first graft attempt without complications. Healing was determined by radiographic studies and clinical evaluation. The successful graft rates of Orthoblast and Grafton were 15/15 and 9/13, respectively.

Efficacy of contained metaphyseal and periarticular defects treated with two different demineralized bone matrix allografts