BoneTape Feasibility Trial

Exclusion Criteria

• •Present critically sized bone defects\*, as determined by the investigator;
• •Have a fracture of the orbital floor requiring operative intervention;
• •Are pregnant;
• •Are not willing or able to participate in follow-ups;
• •In whom the general health and/or medication could impair bone healing, as determined by the investigator;
• •Are pre-diagnosed with osteoporosis or are diagnosed by the investigator during baseline pre-operative assessment;
• •Are smokers;
• •Have a pacemaker;
• •Have active or latent infection.
• •* A critically sized bone defect refers to a bone injury or loss that is of sufficient size such that it exceeds the natural regenerative capacity of the bone, rendering spontaneous healing unlikely over the patient's lifetime. The determination of a \'critical size\' is case-dependent and requires clinical judgment, taking into account factors such as the specific bone affected, its location, the blood supply to the area, the presence of surrounding soft tissues, and the patient\'s overall health status.