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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"guided tissue regeneration"”.
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A Novel Biomimetic Scaffold for Guided Tissue Regeneration of the Pulp - Dentin Complex
… we are trying to address in this work is the regeneration of the pulp-dentin complex (PDC), specifically the interface. Endeavors in regenerating either pulp or dentin have been successful individually, but the interface region is the anatomical and physiologic hallmark of the PDC and has not …
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Modulation of cell morphology and function using synthetic biodegradable polymers
… use as scaffolds for cell transplantation and guided tissue regeneration. We evaluated the ability of PLGA films to provide a suitable template for directing specific cell growth and tissue formation using cells derived from retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) as an in vitro model. RPE cells were …
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Dual-Chambered Membrane Bioreactor for the Dynamic Co-Culture of Dermal Stratified Tissues
… scarring, loss of function, and disfigurement. Tissue engineering has produced epidermis-dermis skin scaffolds for clinical use and in vitro dermal models. Throughout this work we studied 3D printing and bioreactor strategies for the simultaneous physiologic and topographic reconstruction of …
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Investigation of the application of polylactic acid-calcium phosphate composite materials as novel periodontal barrier membranes
… of periodontal treatment is to regenerate the tissue lost during the disease process, thereby restoring the aesthetics and function of the periodontium. Guided tissue regeneration (GTR) is one technique that is used clinically to promote tissue regeneration. The technique employs a membrane to …
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Periodontal Healing of Canine Experimental Grade III Furcation Defects Treated With Autologous Fibrinogen and Resolut® Barrier Membrane
… height and area, and length of periodontal regeneration along the perimeter of the defect. Comparisons at post-treatment intervals indicated significantly (P < 0.05) greater healing of debridement and autologous fibrinogen treated defects at 3 months, however by 6 months there were no …