Unicortical critical size defect of rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm

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Unicortical critical size defect of rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm. / Aaboe, M; Pinholt, E M; Hjørting-Hansen, E.

I: Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, Bind 5, Nr. 3, 01.07.1994, s. 201-3.

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Aaboe, M, Pinholt, EM & Hjørting-Hansen, E 1994, 'Unicortical critical size defect of rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm', Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, bind 5, nr. 3, s. 201-3.

APA

Aaboe, M., Pinholt, E. M., & Hjørting-Hansen, E. (1994). Unicortical critical size defect of rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 5(3), 201-3.

Vancouver

Aaboe M, Pinholt EM, Hjørting-Hansen E. Unicortical critical size defect of rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery. 1994 jul. 1;5(3):201-3.

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Aaboe, M ; Pinholt, E M ; Hjørting-Hansen, E. / Unicortical critical size defect of rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm. I: Journal of Craniofacial Surgery. 1994 ; Bind 5, Nr. 3. s. 201-3.

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abstract = "The critical-size defect is important as an experimental model to test bone repair materials. Guided tissue regeneration is an established method for tissue regeneration within periodontal surgery. Bony defects covered by a membrane are allowed to be filled by bony tissue. Healing of 8-mm unicortical trephine defects was tested in Copenhagen White rabbit tibia using 3 different membranes. The critical-size defect in Copenhagen White rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm, because control defects 8 mm in diameter healed spontaneously. However, it is anatomically not possible to create defects larger than 8 mm in an adult Copenhagen White rabbit tibia.",
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N2 - The critical-size defect is important as an experimental model to test bone repair materials. Guided tissue regeneration is an established method for tissue regeneration within periodontal surgery. Bony defects covered by a membrane are allowed to be filled by bony tissue. Healing of 8-mm unicortical trephine defects was tested in Copenhagen White rabbit tibia using 3 different membranes. The critical-size defect in Copenhagen White rabbit tibia is larger than 8 mm, because control defects 8 mm in diameter healed spontaneously. However, it is anatomically not possible to create defects larger than 8 mm in an adult Copenhagen White rabbit tibia.

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