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Daini Hospital

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Keywords

  • abnormalities abnormalities

  • Hydroxyapatites Prostheses and Implants pathology

Summary Information

  • International journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery (1)
  • The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry (1)
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Mandibular reconstructive surgery in a patient with median cleft of the lower lip and mandible.
(2002)
Journal - International journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery (Denmark )

Abstract :

A patient 15 years and 11 months of age with median cleft of the lower lip and mandible underwent mandibular reconstructive surgery using autogenous iliac bone and a titanium mesh tray. Functional and morphological results are satisfactory 4 years after surgery.

ISSN : 0901-5027
Mesh Heading : Adolescent Alveolar Process Alveoloplasty Bone Transplantation Cicatrix Female Follow-Up Studies Humans Lip Mandible Skin Transplantation Surgical Mesh Titanium abnormalities methods surgery surgery surgery
Mesh Heading Relevant : abnormalities abnormalities
Histopathological observation of dense particulate hydroxyapatite consolidated in the frontal sinus of dogs.
(1991)
Journal - The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry (JAPAN )

Abstract :

Dense particles of hydroxyapatite (HAP) were consolidated in the frontal sinus of dogs, and bone formation with time was observed in undecalcified ground sections using Cole's HE stain. In the HAP mass on the experimental side, a small amount of newly generated bone was seen around the inner wall of the sinus after 3 months. Even after 12 months, bone formation was still limited to the surrounding region and did not extend to the central region of the sinus. In the sinus opened area, bone formation was seen from both ends of the bone along the HAP particles, and ossiferous closing was observed without leaving a recess at 12 months. On the control side, yellow bone marrow tissue, pneumatic spaces or cyst formation were seen, and a recess was left in the sinus opened area in all cases.

ISSN : 0029-0432
Mesh Heading : Animals Bone Marrow Dogs Durapatite Female Frontal Bone Male Osteogenesis Time Factors Wound Healing pathology surgery
Mesh Heading Relevant : Hydroxyapatites Prostheses and Implants pathology


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