الخالصة األهداف : ارة حر درجة غند الغسل ئل سا تخدام اس غند املتودلة ارة احلر هة مللار 5 و ية مئو 25 الزراػة هظام ات أدو تخدام ابس الزرػة موكع حتضري خالل ية مئو Elite . املواد يلة والطر : ماء خض مؼدل إن ػلام امليلنم هجاز ػىل ألبلري الفخذ غظم تخدام ابس وذكل الؼظم يف احلفر معلية خالل املتودلة ارة احلر درجة للياس اري احلر املزدوج تخدام اس مت اثبت الغسل . غند ثثبيهتا مت الغسل ماء ارة حر 5 و ية مئو 25 احلفرة ومعق ية مئو 8 اللطر و ملمي 2 ملمي . ارة حر درجة للك حفر معلية لك بؼد متت ارة احلر جسجيل معلية الليايس توى املس إىل ارة احلر لؼودة تغرق املس الوكت إىل ابإلضافة . النتاجئ : غند املربد الغسل ئل سا النتاجئ اظهرت 5 توى مس إىل احلفر غند املتودلة ارة احلر خفض ية مئو فة الغر ارة حر درجة يف ئل السا من أنرث ملحوظ . تنتاجات الاس : احلاصل الرضر يللل وابلتايل املتودلة ارة احلر يللل للزرػة الؼظمي التحضري معلية خالل مربد ماء تخدام اس للؼظم .ABSTRACT Aims: To compare heat generation when using irrigating solution at 5°C and 25°C during preparation of an implant site in bone using the tools of ELIT implant systems. Materials and Methods: Thermocouple technology was used to measure temperature level generated while drilling during osteotomy procedure for implant place in a bovine femoral cortical bone model. Drilling was accomplished by using milling machine .External irrigation at a constant ratio was used. The temperature of this irrigating solution was stabilized at 5°c and 25°C and The drilling depth was 8 mm and diameter of 2mm. Heat measurements were recorded after the final drilling for each irrigating solution in addition to time necessary to drop to base line level was recorded . Results: Results showed that cooled solution at 5 °C can decrease the temperature to a significant level better than solution at room temperature. In addition time needed to return to base line temperature levels is less than when using solution at room temperature. Conclusions: It can be concluded that the using cold irrigating solution can decrease the heat generated at implant site preparation consequently leading to decrease damage in the bone.
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