A comparative study of artificial bone graft versus allograft in the reconstruction of defects after benign tumor curettage.

Çelebi, Fener; Kekeç, Ahmet Fevzi; Öztürk, Recep

doi:10.5505/aot.2018.26056

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“…The research evaluated retrospectively 52 patients with a benign bone tumor treated by curettage associated with bone graft, in 26 patients were used beta-tricalcium phosphate and in the other 26 were used cancellous allograft. This study found that beta-tricalcium phosphate has been healed later than cancellous allografts, other variables such as age, location of the used graft show no statistically significant difference [8].…”

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confidence: 54%

L-PRF Associated With Bio-Oss® As an Optional Treatment for Radicular Cyst: Case Report

Araujo¹,

M²

2020

Res Rep Oral Maxillofac Surg

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In order to regenerate bone and soft tissue, multiples types of treatment were developed including the use of bone grafting, membranes and growth factor/cytokines/host modulating agent. Leukocyte-platelet-rich fibrin (L-PRF) is a second-generation platelet concentrate that forms a natural fibrin matrix with immune regulation node and inflammation retrocontrol proprieties, which can be useful in healing of apical defects. In the present case, bovine bone substitute graft was associated with L-PRF clot to achieve bone and soft tissue regeneration in a periapical inflammatory lesion. The case developed with a satisfactory bone healing, which suggests that the association of L-PRF and bone grafts may affect positively in the regeneration of bone in wide circumferential apical defects.

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L-PRF Associated With Bio-Oss® As an Optional Treatment for Radicular Cyst: Case Report

Araujo¹,

M²

2020

Res Rep Oral Maxillofac Surg

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“…However, we could not find a statistically significant difference in terms of union time. F. Celebi et al compared the effect of allograft and synthetic grafts on the duration of cyst union after curettage of benign bone tumors and achieved significantly early cyst union in the allograft group (9).…”

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Results of Allografts and Synthetic Grafts in Humeral Simple Bone Cysts

ŞAHİN,

ÖZKUL,

ELÇİ

2024

Acta Chir. orthop. Traum. Cech.

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PURPOSE Of THE STUDYSimple bone cysts (SBCs) are the most common benign bone lesions in childhood. There are many different methods in the treatment of SBCs. There is no consensus on which method to use in the treatment. In this study, we compared the results of allogeneic bone graft or synthetic bone graft in addition to flexible intramedullary nail (fIN) for SBC located in the humerus. MATERIAl AND METHODSThis retrospective study comparing the data of 19 (group 1: 8 curettage, allograft and fIN; group 2: 11 curettage, synthetic graft and fIN) patients with a mean age of 11.4 (6 to 26; seven female, twelve male) who were surgically treated in our hospital for humeral SBC between April 2014 and January 2020. Patient data included age, sex, anatomical side, stage of the cyst, pathological fracture, previous treatments and complications. RESUlTSThe mean follow-up period was 33.7 months (12 to 61). The average last follow-up Musculoskeletal Tumor Society functional scores for groups 1 and 2 were 27.8 (20 to 30) and 28.6 (21 to 30) (P > 0.05). Complete or significant partial radiographic healing rates were achieved in group 1 (75%) compared with group 2 (81.9%). The reoperation rates for groups 1 and 2 were 62.5% (5/8; three for nails removed, two for recurrence) and 36.3% (4/11; two for nails removed, two for recurrence). One patient in group 2 had a 15° varus deformity due to recurrence. No other complications were observed. CONClUSIONSThe combination of curettage-grafonage fIN is a common treatment method in recent years, as it provides early cyst healing and limb mobilization in SBCs located in the upper extremity. for defects after curettage of the bone cysts, allogeneic or synthetic grafts (granule b-tricalcium phospate) which have similar results in terms of healing can be used as an alternative to each other.

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A comparative study of artificial bone graft versus allograft in the reconstruction of defects after benign tumor curettage.

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

L-PRF Associated With Bio-Oss® As an Optional Treatment for Radicular Cyst: Case Report

L-PRF Associated With Bio-Oss® As an Optional Treatment for Radicular Cyst: Case Report

Results of Allografts and Synthetic Grafts in Humeral Simple Bone Cysts

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