2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijom.2009.07.018
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Mandibular reconstruction using induced membranes with autologous cancellous bone graft and HA-βTCP: animal model study and preliminary results in patients

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“…As a result, significant research efforts have been focused on alternative methods of reconstruction, including the use of biomimetic scaffolds impregnated with growth factors and mesenchymal stem cell-impregnated grafts. [12][13][14] Tissue engineering methods are frequently evaluated in vivo, using animal models of osseous defects. Common models used to test novel tissue-engineering techniques include the mouse calvarial defect and the rat spinal fusion model.…”
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“…As a result, significant research efforts have been focused on alternative methods of reconstruction, including the use of biomimetic scaffolds impregnated with growth factors and mesenchymal stem cell-impregnated grafts. [12][13][14] Tissue engineering methods are frequently evaluated in vivo, using animal models of osseous defects. Common models used to test novel tissue-engineering techniques include the mouse calvarial defect and the rat spinal fusion model.…”
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“…For example, the canine, primate, and rabbit model have been described and appear to be effective representatives of the mandibular resection itself. [14][15][16][17] Unfortunately, a significant feature of many segmental resections of the mandible is the presence of intraoral continuity at the defect site prior to mucosal closure. Despite meticulous mucosal closure or soft-tissue reconstruction, perioperative salivary contamination may potentially occur if an intraoral defect is created during the course of the procedure.…”
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“…Le principal effet de la membrane est celui de mainteneur d'espace alors que les effets sur la prévention de la résorption du greffon et la sécrétion de facteurs ostéo-inducteurs par la membrane sont encore discutés [22,65]. L'état tissulaire local antérieur a également une influence sur le succès de cette technique car les suites opératoires ont été plus favorables avec les ostéo-myélites (100 % de succès) [9] qu'avec les ostéoradionécroses (50 % de succès) [19].…”
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“…Cette méthode a été utilisée à la mandibule pour traiter des cas d'ostéomyélites et d'ostéoradioné-croses [9,19]. Le principe était d'induire dans un premier temps chirurgical la formation d'une membrane synoviale autour du défaut osseux grâce à l'interposition d'une entretoise de ciment polyméthylmétacrylate, puis de combler la perte de substance par une autogreffe ou un biomatériau dans un second temps.…”
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“…Osseous defects resulting from tumor resection, trauma or infection remain a challenging problem in reconstructive craniomaxillofacial surgery 9,19,31 . Autogenous bone grafts represent the gold standard and are frequently used clinically for osseus reconstruction 10 .…”
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