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Periosteum tissue engineering—a review
Biomaterials Science, 2016As always, the clinical therapy of critical size bone defects caused by trauma, tumor removal surgery or congenital malformation is facing great challenges.
Nanying Li +6 more
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The periosteum of the mandible and intraoral carcinoma
The American Journal of Surgery, 1971Abstract 1. 1. Data have been presented indicating that the mandible may be preserved in a higher percentage of patients. 2. 2. Clinical application in a small number of patients has provided good results. 3. 3. Clinical criteria for the selection of patients have been outlined.
F C, Marchetta, K, Sako, J B, Murphy
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The behaviour of the periosteum during callotasis
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, Part B, 2003Periosteal behaviour during callotasis has been studied in animals but not in humans. Markers were inserted into the periosteum of seven patients who underwent callotasis. All of them had tibial callotasis, five patients had bone transport procedure and two had leg lengthening due to congenital disorder.
George, Tselentakis +5 more
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Periosteum as a Barrier Membrane
Journal of Oral ImplantologyThe periosteum is a dense connective tissue that envelopes bones It plays an important role in bone regeneration due to its rich cellular composition and vascularity. The periosteum is an autogenous tissue that contains osteoprogenitor cells, which can support osseous regeneration.
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Periosteum in Regeneration of Palatal Defects
The Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal, 1995The influence of the periosteum on the regeneration of palatal bone was investigated in this study. Eighty, 8-week-old, purebred beagle dogs were assigned randomly to four groups: (1) unoperated dogs as a group control; dogs in which the mid-third of the palate was surgically removed and (2) left unrepaired (unrepaired controls); (3) repaired with ...
U B, Dixit +3 more
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Abnormal Periosteum and Bone in Neurofibromatosis
Radiology, 1972Abstract Von Recklinghausen's syndrome (neurofibromatosis) involves a dysplasia of both neurocutaneous and mesodermal elements. The authors suggest that such characteristic skeletal abnormalities as long, sinuous bones and twisted-ribbon ribs are the result of an abnormal periosteum.
M J, Pitt, J F, Mosher, J, Edeiken
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The Periosteum in Health and Disease
Current Osteoporosis ReportsThe periosteum has long been recognized as being essential for bone growth and repair. More recently, its involvement has been observed in a range of pathological conditions, including cancer progression and invasion, premature closure of the growth plate, bone pain, pseudarthrosis, and craniosynostosis.
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The Role of Periosteum in Cartilage Repair
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2001Periosteum, which can be grown in cell and whole tissue cultures, may meet one or more of the three prerequisites for tissue engineered cartilage repair. Periosteum contains pluripotential mesenchymal stem cells with the potential to form either cartilage or bone.
S W, O'Driscoll, J S, Fitzsimmons
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Osteogenic capacity of vascularised periosteum: experimental study using rib periosteum in rabbits
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1988The osteogenic capacity of vascularised periosteum was investigated in rabbits using island rib periosteum nourished by intercostal vessels as an experimental model. Twenty-three adult white female rabbits were used. Excellent bone formation was observed after 2 postoperative weeks in each case. In the early stages of bone formation, extensive chondral
T, Takato, K, Harii, T, Nakatsuka
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