Experimental animal studies of the positional effect of chemically denatured compact bone chips
Bocher, R.; Langanke, B.; Schmidt, W.; von Lengerken, G.
Stomatologie der DDR 35(10): 571-580
1985
ISSN/ISBN: 0302-4725 PMID: 3914105 Document Number: 254394
In animal experiments on domestic pigs the behaviour of chemically denatured autogenic compact bone grafts after orthotopic replantation was investigated histologically and histochemically. It was shown that the inductive osteogenetic cell differentiation of the lair tissue caused by the autogenic osteoimplantation depends on the location relationship of the replanted bone grafts to the lair bone tissue. This differentiation had progressed after 14 and 21 days further in the upper indifference area than in the contact- and fissure healing area. The histologically provable indirect differentiation by collageneous osteosynthesis type III after 14 and 21 days can be proved histochemically.