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Citation Context ...est intraosseous wound in an animal that will not heal spontaneously when left untreated for a certain time period [1] or which shows less than 10% bone regeneration during the lifetime of the animal =-=[2]-=-. The CSD has been used as an experimental model for evaluating the effectiveness of newly developed biomaterials [3]. There are several bone defect models, including those for the tibia, radius, mand... |
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Citation Context ... 181 JPIS & Implant Science phase bone model for experiments related to bone graft materials and evaluations of bone regeneration due to the adequate amount of bone marrow facilitating bone formation =-=[7,8]-=-. Moreover, the rabbit has a larger cranium than the rat, which makes it possible to create multiple defects in one cranium, which reduces the operation time, cost, and observational errors among indi... |
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A convenient animal model for testing bone substitute materials.
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Citation Context ...ong them, a cranial defect provides a model for non-load-bearing bone with relative biological inertness due to its poor blood supply and limited bone marrow, thereby resembling human mandibular bone =-=[4]-=-. Thus, cranial defects in validated small-animal models have been used in numerous studies for evaluating newly developed biomaterials for implantations prior to performing large-animal implantations... |
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Citation Context ...ne and membrane materials have been reported. Some researchers have evaluated bone regeneration of rectangular (10 × 10 mm) cranial defects, which were used as CSDs [9,10], and 10-mm circular defects =-=[11]-=-. In addition, 8- and 6-mm circular defects have generally been used when observing the effects of barrier membranes and bone graft materials [12-15]. Circular 15-mm defects also have been used as the... |
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Citation Context ... [5]. The rabbit is commonly used in animal experiments for medical research. Some of its advantages are that it is easily handled, has a rapid bone turnover rate, and is fully mature within 6 months =-=[6]-=-. Rabbit cranial defects provide a good first Received: May. 3, 2010; Accepted: Jul. 13, 2010 *Correspondence: Seong-Ho Choi Department of Periodontology, Research Institute for Periodontal Regenerati... |
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Citation Context ...] or which shows less than 10% bone regeneration during the lifetime of the animal [2]. The CSD has been used as an experimental model for evaluating the effectiveness of newly developed biomaterials =-=[3]-=-. There are several bone defect models, including those for the tibia, radius, mandible, and cranium. Among them, a cranial defect provides a model for non-load-bearing bone with relative biological i... |
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Citation Context ...ape of rabbit cranial defects on bone and membrane materials have been reported. Some researchers have evaluated bone regeneration of rectangular (10 × 10 mm) cranial defects, which were used as CSDs =-=[9,10]-=-, and 10-mm circular defects [11]. In addition, 8- and 6-mm circular defects have generally been used when observing the effects of barrier membranes and bone graft materials [12-15]. Circular 15-mm d... |
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Citation Context ...nd healing. INTRODUCTION The critical size defect (CSD) has been defined as the smallest intraosseous wound in an animal that will not heal spontaneously when left untreated for a certain time period =-=[1]-=- or which shows less than 10% bone regeneration during the lifetime of the animal [2]. The CSD has been used as an experimental model for evaluating the effectiveness of newly developed biomaterials [... |
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Citation Context ...ape of rabbit cranial defects on bone and membrane materials have been reported. Some researchers have evaluated bone regeneration of rectangular (10 × 10 mm) cranial defects, which were used as CSDs =-=[9,10]-=-, and 10-mm circular defects [11]. In addition, 8- and 6-mm circular defects have generally been used when observing the effects of barrier membranes and bone graft materials [12-15]. Circular 15-mm d... |
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A histological and radiological comparison of the healing of defects in the rabbit calvarium with and without implanted heterogeneous anorganic bone. Arch Oral Biol 1968;13:1095–1106
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Citation Context ...terials [16-18]. However, few studies have analyzed the healing capacity histometrically in defects of different sizes over time. Whilst the CSD of the rabbit cranium has been investigated previously =-=[4,13]-=-, its size and shape have not been standardized. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to measure the spontaneous healing capacity of surgically produced cranial defects in rabbits at different hea... |
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Citation Context ...the right and left margins of the surgical defect, and then connecting them with lines drawn by extrapolating from their respective curvatures. This method was partly based on the work of Melo et al. =-=[19]-=-. The total area was taken as 100% of the area to be analyzed. 3) �New bone ingrowth (mm) = (sum of new bone ingrowth, mm)/2. The average length of the new bone was measured from the right and left ma... |
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Citation Context ...steum. The periosteum provides cortical bone with a blood supply [1,2], and the dura mater has been demonstrated to contribute to the reossification of cranial defects due to its osteogenic potential =-=[27]-=-. However, the dura mater can be easily damaged when creating defects, and hence the healing of cranial defects is usually accomplished from the defect edge and periosteum.186 Healing capacity of rab... |
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Citation Context ...nial defects is usually accomplished from the defect edge and periosteum.186 Healing capacity of rabbit cranial defects for CSD determination Journal of Periodontal JPIS & Implant Science Huh et al. =-=[28]-=- showed that the CSD depends on the presence of the periosteum and considered it necessary to differentiate CSDs according to whether the periosteum is present. In the present study, the dura mater of... |
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Citation Context ...es of experimental defects and the healing period. Some radiographs obtained in the present study showed bony islets in the central area of defects that were away from the defect edge. Vogeler et al. =-=[26]-=- reported differences in osteogenesis between central and peripheral new bone within cranial defects, and found that regeneration in cranial defects occurred both from the cut edges of the bone and fr... |
