What does bone graft cost for a revision hip?
Straight answers from Elite Surgical for hip & knee revision patients in Bon Secours Mercy Health, OH.
You are looking at a revision hip surgery in the Bon Secours Mercy Health system. The hospital wants a bone graft cost estimate per case. You need a real number, not a surprise bill after the procedure. Understanding per-cc or per-pack pricing for the graft substitute is the first step.
When you need a revision hip, the old implant has often damaged the bone around it. Your surgeon must fill those acetabular or femoral defects with bone graft. The graft forms a scaffold for new bone to grow into. Without it, the new implant may not hold. So the graft cost is a major line item on your surgical quote.
The cost depends on the defect size. Synthetic bone graft substitutes like ACTIFUSE are sold by the cc or by the pack. This means you pay only for what the surgeon actually uses. Autograft—bone taken from your own pelvis—seems free but adds operating room time, a second incision, and additional pain. When you compare costs, factor in the extra OR minutes. A per-cc synthetic graft price gives you a clear number upfront.
Before you book your revision at Bon Secours Mercy Health, ask the facility for per-cc pricing on the synthetic graft. Do not accept a flat ‘bone graft fee.’ If the hospital cannot give a cost per pack, contact Elite Surgical. We supply ACTIFUSE to surgeons in Ohio and can help you understand how to get a transparent quote for your case.
Once you have the per-pack numbers, you can schedule your revision with confidence. You know exactly what you will pay for bone graft. That transparency lets you focus on healing—with a graft that remodels into your own living bone over time.
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Pack the contained defect with a porous synthetic bone graft scaffold. It should hold shape and remodel as the revision heals. Do not leave the defect empty or filled with cement alone.
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Pack the contained defect with a moldable bone graft substitute that has high porosity and remodels into host bone. Avoid autograft if the patient already has a second surgical site. The graft should support the new implant while healing.
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Pick a graft that packs the defect well and has high porosity for bone ingrowth. ACTIFUSE's 80% porous scaffold fills contained defects and remodels into the patient's own bone as the revision heals. For very large defects, consider a moldable version like ACTIFUSE SHAPE to adapt to irregular contours. Avoid grafts that resorb too fast and leave the cup unsupported.
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Choose a moldable synthetic bone graft substitute for irregular femoral defects. It should pack into the canal without extra instruments. Look for a graft that remodels into host bone so the area is not left with permanent filler.
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Look for a porous scaffold that holds shape when packed and remodels over time. Match the graft format to the defect. A runny material will not stay in an open femoral defect.
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