Klinische und experimentelle Untersuchungen über die Transplantation autoplastischer Spongiosa

Schramm, W

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-00992-5

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“…The importance of autologous spongiosa in bone grafting is well known (A1-brektson 1980; Albrektson and Linder 1981;Axhausen 1907;Axhausen 1956;Barth 1893;Matti 1931;Saur et al 1978;Schramm 1970 Schweiberer et al 1982). It is due to fast revascularization and the subsequent perivascular, new formation of bone.…”

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The ingrowth quota of autologous spongiosa from different points of removal — experimental study in sheep

Milachowski¹,

Sauer²,

Cj³

et al. 1986

Res. Exp. Med.

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The importance of the point of removal for the ingrowth quota of autologous spongiosa was examined in seven sheep. In six sheep spongiosa was taken from five different regions (proximal radius, olecranon, pelvic crest, trochanter major, and proximal tibia) and was transplanted autologously. Defined corticalis defects of the tibia were the chosen sites for the heterotopic implantations. The ingrowth quota were tested by X-ray as well as scintigraphically, histologically, and fluorescent-microscopically; one animal was taken for control. A judgement was made by quantifying scintigraphy and fluorescent-microscopic histometry. Better ingrowth quota were found for spongiosa from the pelvic crest, proximal tibia, and trochanter major as compared to qualitatively clearly worse transplants from radius base and olecranon. The results from the animal experiments prove the clinical experience.

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