Análisis histológico del proceso de reparación en defectos óseos. Reconocimiento de defectos críticos

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Abstract

Surgical procedures involving maxillofacial region frequently require bone grafting to reconstruct the congenital or acquired defects, as well to aesthetic. The bone defect can critical or non-critical. To perform the present studied were used 8 dogs, males. It was performed 2 bicortical defects having 8 mm of diameter on the calvarium of each animal. The cavities were filled up thru the following way: group 1 - blood clot, group 2 - particulate autogenous bone graft. Thru the descriptive radiologic and histological analysis, it was observed on 3 weeks period that The group 2 was the only one that presented new bone apposition. On the 6 weeks sacrifice period. The group 2 was the only one that showed advanced resorption stage of the bone grafts particles used for fulfillment being, also the only one that showed periphery of the defects without limit. On this way, it may be conclude that bone defects over 8mm can be considered Critical, being necessary some method to help tissue repair, as well as, autogenous bone grafts works well when helping this regeneration process, being indicated to assist bone repair like this performed on this study.

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Chaves Netto, H. D. de M., Olate, S., Chaves, M. das G. A. M., Barbosa, J. R. de A., & Mazzonetto, R. (2009). Análisis histológico del proceso de reparación en defectos óseos. Reconocimiento de defectos críticos. International Journal of Morphology, 27(4), 1121–1127. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0717-95022009000400027

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