Fogorvosi szemle, 1997 (90. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1997-03-01 / 3. szám

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Dr. Eitler, T., dr. Csönge, L., dr. Hahn, O.: Application of human freeze-dried, bone matrix gelatine in oral surgery practice.

Clinical application of human freeze-dried bone matrix gelatine (BMG) in the bone-cysts is reported. The BMG is produced at the West Hungarian Regional Tissue Bank in Győr under principles of the American and European Association of Tissue Banks. BMG was applied to fill bone cysts in maxilla and mandible. The BMG has many advantages in comparison to other materials in the management of maxillofacial cysts. Of 31 cases 28 primary bone-healing have been detected clinically assessed by X-ray and histologically in three cases there was secondary restoration. In the favourable courses very fast and effective restorations have been found. The authors possess very favorable experience on the field of implantation of human bone matrix gelatine and recommend its clinical application at the maxillofacial surgery.

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