2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijom.2010.03.021
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Two-step transport-disk distraction osteogenesis in reconstruction of mandibular defect involving body and ramus

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“…Three aspects should be considered carefully during the DO procedure: site of lengthening; lengthening rate; and length. 40,41 The optimal rate of lengthening in small and large animals is commonly thought to be 0.5 mm/day and 1 mm/day, respectively, but there have been attempts using a higher rate of lengthening to create a poor bone formation model.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three aspects should be considered carefully during the DO procedure: site of lengthening; lengthening rate; and length. 40,41 The optimal rate of lengthening in small and large animals is commonly thought to be 0.5 mm/day and 1 mm/day, respectively, but there have been attempts using a higher rate of lengthening to create a poor bone formation model.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Сhen и соавт. [57] сообщают об использовании для восста-новления целостности тела и вертикального отростка нижней челюсти после ее резекции двухэтапной дистракции. На первом этапе сразу после резекции дистракционный аппарат устанавли-вается на культю тела нижней челюсти и удлиняет ее до заданных размеров.…”
Section: дистракционный остеогенезunclassified
“…In 2010, Chen et al used a two-step transport-disk distraction technique with internal distracters to reconstruct body or ramus defects in both horizontal and vertical dimensions [26]. These patients all had benign odontogenic tumors, which allowed preservation of periosteum and no required radiation.…”
Section: Distraction Osteogenesismentioning
confidence: 99%