ArticleJournal of dentistry (Shiraz, Iran)2022
In Situ Casting of Platelet Rich Plasma/SiO2/Alginate for Bone Tissue Engineering Application in Rabbit Mandible Defect Model.
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Statement of the Problem: The administration of both platelet rich plasma (PRP) and silicon dioxide (SiO Purpose: Our objective was to evaluate the possible synergistic osteogenic effects of PRP and SiO Materials and Method: In this experimental study, PRP/SiO Results: The SiO Conclusion: Silica demonstrated a superior osteogenic activity over PRP in both short and long term periods. Evidently, they showed no synergistic regenerative effects. Our ad hoc device was efficiently capable of inserting the scaffolds into the injured sites with no diffi-culties or complications.
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