Evaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial Defects

The aim of this study was to test the application of an in situ–formed synthetic polyethylene glycol (PEG) as a biodegradable membrane with a variety of graft materials and hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) for enhanced bone regeneration. Critical-sized rabbit calvarial defects were created in bilateral pari...

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Main Author: Humber, Craig
Other Authors: Sandor, George K. B.
Language:en_ca
Published: 2010
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/25626
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spelling ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-OTU.1807-256262013-11-05T03:40:55ZEvaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial DefectsHumber, CraigMembraneBone graftHyperbaric Oxygen0760The aim of this study was to test the application of an in situ–formed synthetic polyethylene glycol (PEG) as a biodegradable membrane with a variety of graft materials and hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) for enhanced bone regeneration. Critical-sized rabbit calvarial defects were created in bilateral parietal bones. Group 1 served as a control with unfilled defects, Group 2 had defects filled with morcelized autogenous bone, and Group 3 had defects filled with biphasic calcium phosphate. One defect was protected PEG membrane and half the animals were subjected to HBOT treatment. The unsupported membrane didn’t produce the desired bone regeneration in the unfilled and bone grafted groups. HBO didn't ameliorate the bone grafted or ceramic filled defects over the 6-week time period. Caution is recommended with the membrane over unsupported defects. Future assessments with HBO should be completed at the 12-week time point.Sandor, George K. B.2010-112011-01-01T15:16:07ZNO_RESTRICTION2011-01-01T15:16:07Z2011-01-01T15:16:07ZThesishttp://hdl.handle.net/1807/25626en_ca
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topic Membrane
Bone graft
Hyperbaric Oxygen
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Bone graft
Hyperbaric Oxygen
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Humber, Craig
Evaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial Defects
description The aim of this study was to test the application of an in situ–formed synthetic polyethylene glycol (PEG) as a biodegradable membrane with a variety of graft materials and hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) for enhanced bone regeneration. Critical-sized rabbit calvarial defects were created in bilateral parietal bones. Group 1 served as a control with unfilled defects, Group 2 had defects filled with morcelized autogenous bone, and Group 3 had defects filled with biphasic calcium phosphate. One defect was protected PEG membrane and half the animals were subjected to HBOT treatment. The unsupported membrane didn’t produce the desired bone regeneration in the unfilled and bone grafted groups. HBO didn't ameliorate the bone grafted or ceramic filled defects over the 6-week time period. Caution is recommended with the membrane over unsupported defects. Future assessments with HBO should be completed at the 12-week time point.
author2 Sandor, George K. B.
author_facet Sandor, George K. B.
Humber, Craig
author Humber, Craig
author_sort Humber, Craig
title Evaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial Defects
title_short Evaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial Defects
title_full Evaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial Defects
title_fullStr Evaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial Defects
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of an In situ formed Bioabsorbable Membrane and Hyperbaric Oxygen on Bone Regeneration using Alloplastic Bone Substitutes in Critical Sized Rabbit Calvarial Defects
title_sort evaluation of an in situ formed bioabsorbable membrane and hyperbaric oxygen on bone regeneration using alloplastic bone substitutes in critical sized rabbit calvarial defects
publishDate 2010
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