2003
DOI: 10.1080/00016470310018243
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Effect of distraction frequency on bone formation during bone lengtheningA study in chickens

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“…2,3 In 1992, Mc Carthy et al were the first to perform mandibular DO in humans. 4 As to the experimental models reported in Medline English literature, there are a number of DO models in endochondral long bones, such as rabbit, 5 dog, 6 rat, 7 chicken, 8 rat tibia and femur. 9 However, extrapolation of results of experimental works on endochondral bone to the maxillae is limited, given that the latter are of different embryologic origin and are formed mainly through membranous ossification.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2,3 In 1992, Mc Carthy et al were the first to perform mandibular DO in humans. 4 As to the experimental models reported in Medline English literature, there are a number of DO models in endochondral long bones, such as rabbit, 5 dog, 6 rat, 7 chicken, 8 rat tibia and femur. 9 However, extrapolation of results of experimental works on endochondral bone to the maxillae is limited, given that the latter are of different embryologic origin and are formed mainly through membranous ossification.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shevtsov and Popkov (2002) observed lower LI in 406 segments distracted 60 times a day compared to about 4500 segments distracted 4 times a day; all segments had a total rate of 1 mm a day. Mizuta et al (2003) observed better callus formation on the leg with high frequency distraction in chickens operated on bilaterally with daily inclination of 2 versus 120 times on each side, respectively.…”
Section: Distraction Rate and Rhythmmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Neste trabalho foi realizada uma abertura diária de 0,5mm. Mizuta et al 23 relataram maior densidade óssea com aberturas menores, mas com maior freqüência. Esses autores aplicaram, em galinhas, um método automatizado que promove aberturas de 0,00625mm/hora, 12 vezes por dia, obtendo resultados superiores quando comparado com aberturas de 0,375mm a cada doze horas.…”
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