Bone dust collected from the mastoid cortex or other, healthy bone areas has a powerful osteogenic effect when placed into areas where an adequate blood supply exists. Its uses vary from total mastoid obliteration to reconstruction of defects in the canal wall and even repair of ossicular erosions. The collection of small quantities of bone dust is relatively simple but, when large defects are to be filled, a bone pâté collector, fitted into the suction tubing, simplifies matters considerably.

The new Moffat-Robinson Bone Pâté Collector is easy to use. It can collect any quantity of bone dust, up to a volume sufficient to obliterate an open mastoid cavity. Where previous collection devices have employed metal gauze filters, and have involved meticulous cleaning prior to re-autoclaving, the Moffat-Robinson Bone Pâté Collector is fitted instead with a single-use, labour saving, sintered plastic filter.

Repeated Re-Sterilization (filter housing only)
Acceptable methods: ethylene oxide gas or steam (at 121°C)

NOTE: it is not advisable to re-sterilize the filter housing at 134°C because the material becomes unstable below this temperature. Although trials have demonstrated that it may be usable after twenty cycles, it will survive typically only seven or eight cycles - and may manifest damage after the first cycle at this temperature.

Insert single-use filter here, smooth side up, so as to be presented to incoming bone pâté

Spigots may be unscrewed and removed for cleaning if desired

Push fit connection for tubing to suction tube

Screw both halves together and it is ready for use