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Unveiling Ableism in Education: A Critical Examination of its Normativity and Implications for Learning in Schools

Educational Theory, Volume 75, Issue 5, Page 848-864, October 2025.
ABSTRACT In this article, I critically examine the concept of ableism within educational contexts, highlighting its normative dimensions and implications for learning in schools. Drawing on neo‐institutionalist theories of education, I explore how normative expectations around ability shape educational practices and contribute to the marginalization of
Franziska Felder
wiley   +1 more source

3D-printing techniques in a medical setting : a systematic literature review [PDF]

, 2016
Background: Three-dimensional (3D) printing has numerous applications and has gained much interest in the medical world. The constantly improving quality of 3D-printing applications has contributed to their increased use on patients.
Annemans, Lieven, Gemmel, Paul, Tack, Philip, Victor, Jan   +3 more
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Maxillary advancement using external distraction device internally: A case report and review of the literature

Regeneration, Reconstruction & Restoration, 2020
Introduction: Advancing the dysplastic maxilla in cleft palate patients is a challenging issue. This study aimed to report a case of maxillary advancement in a cleft palate patient by distraction osteogenesis technique.
Mohammad Esmaeelinejad, Arash Khojasteh
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EFFECT OF AUTOLOGOUS PLATELET-RICH PLASMA ON DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS IN THE MANDIBLE OF RABBITS: A MORPHOLOGIC AND MORPHOMETRIC APPROACH [PDF]

, 2013
Distraction osteogenesis of the jaws is a common surgical practice in the treatment of pediatric craniofacial deformities. Autologous platelet rich plasma (PRP) has been used to increase the healing potential of bones in humans during distraction ...
Abdallah Hajj Hussein,I, Abou Assi,T, Bou Raad Azoury,N, Jurjus,A, LEONE, Angelo, Rahme,M, Saghieh,S   +6 more
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The Effect of Altering the Mechanical Loading Environment on the Expression of Bone Regenerating Molecules in Cases of Distraction Osteogenesis [PDF]

, 2014
Distraction osteogenesis (DO) is a surgical technique where gradual and controlled separation of two bony fragments following an osteotomy leads to the induction of new bone formation in the distracted gap.
Asim M. Makhdom, Emad A. Anam, Isabelle Villemure, Mohammad M. Alzahrani, Reggie Charles Hamdy   +4 more
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Clinical application of mandibular distraction osteogenesis

Kouqiang hemian waike zazhi
Distraction osteogenesis (DO) is a surgical technique that promotes new bone formation by gradually pulling apart bone segments using a specialized distraction device.
JIANG Nan, ZHU Songsong
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Neonatal Mandibular Distraction Osteogenesis [PDF]

Seminars in Plastic Surgery, 2014
Mandibular distraction has revolutionized the treatment of Robin sequence associated with severe airway obstruction. The distraction technique remains the only intervention that directly corrects mandibular hypoplasia and the retropositioned tongue, providing efficient relief of airway stenosis.
openaire   +2 more sources

Crecimiento mandibular inducido por distracción [PDF]

, 2016
La osteogénesis por distracción es utilizada en el tratamiento de diferentes deformidades óseas máxilofaciales. Existen dos tipos de distracciones: la extraoral y la intraoral.
Rompante, Paulo-Alexandre-Martins-Abreu, Sánchez Molins, Meritxell, Ustrell i Torrent, Josep Maria, 1953-   +2 more
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The role of peptides in bone healing and regeneration: A systematic review [PDF]

, 2016
Background: Bone tissue engineering and the research surrounding peptides has expanded significantly over the last few decades. Several peptides have been shown to support and stimulate the bone healing response and have been proposed as therapeutic ...
A Au, A Bitschnau, A Horii, A Kasaj, A Kubler, A Memeo, A Mesfin, A Mota, A Oteo-Alvaro, A Rezania, A Rezania, A Saito, A Scarano, A Shekaran, A Spreafico, A Verheyen, A Vignery, AA Sawyer, AC Karaplis, AM Wojtowicz, Anastasios Lampropoulos, AR El-Ghannam, AU Dignass, B Elmengaard, B Elmengaard, B Mognetti, B Olszewska-Pazdrak, BH Vickery, BK Culpepper, BK Culpepper, BM Hanratty, BP Sherman, C Trasatti, CC Wu, CD Reyes, CD Reyes, CG Trejo, CT Yu, D Moher, D Paridis, DJ Hak, DM Ferris, E Garreta, E Jimi, E Mrak, E Peggion, E Ruoslahti, E Smith, EA Cavalcanti-Adam, ED Karagiannis, EF Morgan, EL Hedberg, Elena Jones, EM Lindley, EP Barboza, F Butz, F Fukuda, F Gelain, F Gomar, FA Suaid, G An, G Balasundaram, G Balasundaram, G Cakmak, G Li, G Li, G Tian, G Xu, G Zimmermann, Giorgio Maria Calori, GM Calori, GN Onuoha, H Ceylan, H Drissi, H Drissi, H Egusa, H Emam, H Huang, H Misawa, H Nakahara, H Nguyen, H Shin, H Tachiiri, H Wang, HH Rowshan, I Bab, I Bab, I El-Madany, I Millet, I Pountos, I Pountos, I Pountos, I Pountos, I Pountos, I Villa, IJ Ezquerro, Ippokratis Pountos, J Guan, J Guo, J Holm, J Jo, J Jo, J Li, J Strnad, JA Guimaraes, JA Lee, JC Chang, JD Bashutski, JD Smucker, JE Madsen, JF Whitfield, JM Anderson, JM Latzman, JS Suh, JT Ryaby, JW Calland, JW Park, JY Lee, JY Lee, JY Lee, JY Lee, JY Lee, K Nozaka, K Ochi, K Sarahrudi, K Tamai, KC Dee, KC Dee, KD Hankenson, KL Ong, KM Hennessy, KM Hennessy, KM Park, L Kruger, L Pietrogrande, L Wang, L Zhang, LB Priddy, LF Castro de, LR Amir, M Amling, M Degidi, M Deng, M Gelbart, M Gilbert, M Giorgio Calori, M Ikeno, M Kantlehner, M Komrakova, M Nelson, M Ozeki, M Panteli, M Roberto-Rodrigues, M Ronga, M Schuler, M Shuqiang, M Thorwarth, M Thorwarth, MA Brager, MB Murphy, MC Durrieu, MC Simmonds, ME Cupp, Michalis Panteli, MK Shin, ML Bhongade, MM Martino, MP Bostrom, MP Bostrom, MR Sheller, N Fukushima, N Gabarin, N Mardas, N Tomomatsu, O Ashman, P Aspenberg, P Aspenberg, P Du, P Philippart, Peter V. Giannoudis, PT Rubery, PV Giannoudis, Q Fei, Q Liu, Q Zhao, R Ballica, R Visser, R Yoshimi, R Yukna, R Zura, RA Stile, RA Yukna, RA Yukna, RA Yukna, RE Dent-Acosta, RE Jung, RN Palchesko, RR Barros, RS Bhatnagar, S Cakarer, S Chintamaneni, S Dai, S Hofmann, S Komatsubara, S Matos, S Rammelt, S Schutzenberger, S Sun, S Vastardis, S Zhang, S Zheng, SG Amara, SH Park, SJ Gomberg, SJ Sample, SP Massia, SY Yoo, T Fujita, T Goff, T Hanks, T Hayashibara, T Hou, T Manabe, T Schinke, T Vordemvenne, TD Sargeant, TJ Martin, W Li, W Schneiders, W Thein-Han, X Li, XB Yang, Y Furuya, Y Gabet, Y Hamada, Y Hamada, Y Song, Y Wang, YH Wang, YJ Kim, YJ Kim, YM Alkhiary, YQ Sun, Z Artzi, Z Artzi, Z Chen, Z Dahabreh, Z Greenberg, Z Li, ZX Chen, ZY Zhao   +250 more
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Distraction force promotes the osteogenic differentiation of Gli1+ cells in facial sutures via primary cilia-mediated Hedgehog signaling pathway

Stem Cell Research & Therapy
Background Trans-sutural distraction osteogenesis (TSDO) involves the application of distraction force to facial sutures to stimulate osteogenesis. Gli1+ cells in the cranial sutures play an important role in bone growth.
Mengying Jin, Yang An, Zheng Wang, Guanhuier Wang, Zhiyu Lin, Pengbing Ding, Enhang Lu, Zhenmin Zhao, Hongsen Bi   +8 more
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