2003
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-74912003000300012
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Evaluation of the bending strength of rigid internal fixation with absorbable and metallic screws in mandibular ramus sagittal split osteotomy: in vitro study

Abstract: The aim of this study was to evaluate, in vitro, the bending strength of internal fixation with absorbable and metallic screws in mandibular ramus sagittal split osteotomy in sheep hemimandibles. The screws were inserted as lag screws, with an inverted "L" configuration, and the set was submitted to bending strength tests. The load and displacement of the peak and final load averages were, respectively, 18.45 kgf, 8.19 mm and 14.38 kgf for Group I, and 16.67 kgf, 6.73 mm and 13.98 kgf for Group II. The results… Show more

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“…An in vitro biomechanical testing study by HAUG et al 13 showed that bicortical screws in a triangular pattern provided greater resistance to vertical loads than linear or diagonal patterns when considering clinically significant parameters such as yield load, yield displacement and stiffness. None of these parameters are mentioned here; our results are similar to those of studies that evaluated these parameters under vertical loads creating 3 mm displacement 2,[9][10][11]13,17 . In the preliminary study with 5 sheep hemimandibles, yield load/ displacement was not seen even with the maximum forces that the Instron machine can apply.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…An in vitro biomechanical testing study by HAUG et al 13 showed that bicortical screws in a triangular pattern provided greater resistance to vertical loads than linear or diagonal patterns when considering clinically significant parameters such as yield load, yield displacement and stiffness. None of these parameters are mentioned here; our results are similar to those of studies that evaluated these parameters under vertical loads creating 3 mm displacement 2,[9][10][11]13,17 . In the preliminary study with 5 sheep hemimandibles, yield load/ displacement was not seen even with the maximum forces that the Instron machine can apply.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…The advantages and disadvantages of using bicortical screws and miniplates for fixation after an SSO procedure have been well documented 29,20,22 . There are numerous studies 1,3,4,6,9,11,22 comparing the in vitro biomechanical performance of SSO fixation techniques, but it is still not certain which technique is the most effective.…”
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“…Na literatura, verificamos vários tipos de substratos disponíveis que podem ser utilizados em ensaios biomecânicos, como a mandíbula humana cadavérica (Ardary, 1989;Throckmorton et al, 1992;Schwimmer et al, 1994;Kohn et al, 1995;Kim et al, 1995), mandíbula de animais, como cordeiro, costela bovina, (Foley;Beckman, 1992;Uckan et al, 2001;Nissenbaum et al, 1997;Gomes et al, 2003), além de réplicas sintéticas de poliuretano ou mesmo madeira (Maureret al, 1999;Kohn et al, 1995;Kim et al, 1993;Foley;Beckman, 1992;Murphy et al, 1997;Erkmen et al, 2005aErkmen et al, , 2005b.…”
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“…Sabe-se que não há diferenças significantes entre as propriedades mecânicas do osso fresco e osso congelado quando armazenado a -20 º C (Evans, 1973), desde que retorne à temperatura ambiente antes do teste (Ashman e Van Buskirk, 1987). Com base nestes achados e concordando com outros autores (Foley;Beckman, 1992;Nissenbaum et al, 1997;Uckan et al, 2001;Gomes et al, 2003), mantivemos as mandíbulas congeladas. As mandíbulas foram envoltas em compressas com soro fisiológico, colocadas em sacos plásticos, onde se tomou cuidado para que elas permanecessem em estado úmido e hidratadas, sendo então congeladas e armazenadas a -20º C, corroborando com o proposto por outro estudo (Pimentel, 2012).…”
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