Rumio Taga

• "allometric study of the postnatal development of the rat sublingual glands"., PUB.ART

• Abstract

  Maxillary sinus floor augmentation is a common procedure to increase bone volume in the atrophic posterior maxilla, allow for proper metallic implant placement. This procedure is reliable and known to be effective with the use of biomaterials alone. However, the biomaterials with proven efficacy in the literature are imported and its use increases the costs of the procedures, hindering th…

  Microtomographic and histomorphometric evaluation of the effectiveness of the bovine-derived xenograft (In700) and the alloplastic beta-tricalcium phosphate (B-TCP) compared to Bio-OssTM in sinus floor augmentation, BP.IC

• Abstract

  This study aims to compare the bone formation in critical size defects in rabbit skull treated with a) porous HA/TCP and b) anorganic bovine bone (Bio-Oss). In 12 white rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus), bilateral parietal defects of 9-mm diameter will be created and the left defect will be filled with 200 mg of HA/TCPp and right defect with 200mg of Bio-Oss. After 4 and 8 weeks (6 animals …

  Microtomography and histomorphometry evaluation of bone defect repair treated with porous HA/TCP and anorganic bovine bone in rabbit skull defect, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Some studies have shown that based ceramic calcium phosphate present ability to induce bone formation in heterotopic sites. Although the principle by which this occurs osteoinduction has not been clarified, it is known that the physico-chemical properties of biomaterials, such as pore size, protein adsorption and solubility has a direct influence on this process. The aim of the present st…

  Evaluation of the osteoinductive capacity of the ceramic HA/TCP porous in the ratio 70:30 when implanted surgically between the muscle fascia of mice and rats, BP.IC

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