Application of Tissue Engineering in Fracture Healing of Radius in Rat - Monazzah Harsini, Somayeh
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This book is about bone healing an tissue engineering in rat model. It is useful for pathology and orthopedics student.Bone grafting is performed to restore bone that has been lost due to trauma, tumors, osteomyelitis etc... that require replacement. Bone grafts are necessary to provide support, fill voids, and enhance biologic repair of skeletal defects. Different bone grafts have been used in bone healing using. Biologic bone grafts can be divided into the following subtypes: autografts, allografts, xenografts, synthetic materials, and any combination thereof. Bone grafts can be employed for…mehr

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This book is about bone healing an tissue engineering in rat model. It is useful for pathology and orthopedics student.Bone grafting is performed to restore bone that has been lost due to trauma, tumors, osteomyelitis etc... that require replacement. Bone grafts are necessary to provide support, fill voids, and enhance biologic repair of skeletal defects. Different bone grafts have been used in bone healing using. Biologic bone grafts can be divided into the following subtypes: autografts, allografts, xenografts, synthetic materials, and any combination thereof. Bone grafts can be employed for functions other than to stimulate bone formation within a defect. The graft laid over facial bone surfaces could augment the insolent prominence or restore facial contour. Xenografts are grafts shared between different species. There are several studys about using different animals in xenografting such as canine cattle, porcine and coral graft. The medical literature regarding xenograft, which is solely osteoconductive, is incongruous. We used cattle, poultry, tortoise; fish bone as xenografts in this study.
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Somayeh Monazzah Harsini è nata in Iran, a Harsin, nel 1985. Nel 2002 è entrata all'Università di Urmia e si è laureata con il dottorato in Medicina veterinaria dell'Università di Urmia nel 2008. Nel 2011 è entrata all'Università di Shiraz e si è laureata nel 2016 con il titolo di Dottore di Ricerca in Patologia Veterinaria.