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Compound Bone Peptide for Injection is a marketed injectable peptide preparation developed by ZhiTong for musculoskeletal indications in China. It is a sterile lyophilized compound preparation derived from fresh pig limb bones and whole scorpion, and is described as containing multiple bioactive peptide and growth-factor components including transforming growth factor beta 1 and bone morphogenetic proteins. The product is intended to promote bone metabolism, bone callus formation, and neovascularization to accelerate fracture healing, while peptide components attributed to the scorpion-derived fraction are described as providing anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects through actions on immune cells such as lymphocytes and macrophages. Reported clinical or marketed uses include fracture healing as well as rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, cervical spondylosis, pain relief, and anti-inflammatory treatment.
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