The Use of Dual Energy X-Ray Bone Density Scan in Assessment of Alveolar Cleft Grafting Using Bone Marrow Stem Cells Concentrate/Platelet-Rich Fibrin Regenerative Technique

Abstract

be excluded as also being causes. 5 The similar features and mechanisms of hemifacial spasm and synkinesis could only be explained by enhanced motoneuronal excitability or ephaptic transmission because hemifacial spasm does not have substantial axonal injury and regeneration. Enhanced motor neuronal excitability could also not be ruled out due to the presence of lateral spread responses. 6

Association of DEXA with EDX in Evaluation of Inorganic Bone Components After Application of Nano bone For Repair of Bone Defect

“…This in accordance with Mossaad Aida M et al 2021 who used DEXA as a rapid diagnostic tool to determine the densitometric quality of regenerated bone at the site of bone marrow and platelet-rich membrane grafting technique at unilateral alveolar cleft region. (42) In the present study the bone density measurement at all evaluation periods showed the lowest value was recorded in empty holes and the highest value was recorded in nano groups. This means that the bone density was increased with NanoBone groups.…”

Tissue Expander Followed by Autogenous Bone Graft Versus Autogenous Bone Graft Alone for Mandibular Reconstruction: Quantitative Assessment

“…Tissue expanders could accelerate this process and augment soft tissue before bone transplantation. 14 Other approaches, such as growth factors, recombinant human bone morphogenetic proteins, or tissue engineering, have also achieved encouraging outcomes and are now FDA-approved. [15][16][17] When an expander is utilized after a tumor has been surgically removed, the skeletal tissues are typically used to assess the amount of change required to achieve the desired soft tissue profile change.…”

Comparing Surgical Advancement Outcomes of Retruded Maxilla in a Group of Egyptian Cleft Lip and Palate Subjects

“…Patients with significant cleft maxillary deficiency are difficult to treat with traditional surgical approaches. During early childhood, primary CLP repair improves facial appearance, speech, and mastication, but affects maxillary development in comparison to mandibular growth [5]. Furthermore, scarring resulting afterward causes a series of secondary deformities, such as decreased maxillary growth in horizontal and vertical dimensions resulting in maxillary hypoplasia and limitation in arch expansion, as the patient grows up [6], [7].…”