Publications by authors named "Brusotti C"
Fourteen titanium dental implants (Tioblast) were implanted singly in the proximal tibia of New Zealand rabbits for 120 days. A bone defect was surgically produced and filled with Bio-Oss around six of these implants. After the animals were sacrificed and their organs harvested, bone segments were fixed and methacrylate embedded after the push-in test had been performed.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF[Osteo-conductive materials: animal experiments and instrumental analysis II].
Minerva Stomatol
December 1997
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- In dental surgery, when there’s insufficient bone for grafting, bone substitutes can help with regeneration.
- A study examined five osteoconductive materials in rats, comparing those filled with substitutes to naturally healing defects.
- The results indicated that while non-demineralized bovine bone excelled in integration, not all materials provided significant healing benefits over natural healing.
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- The study analyzed articular disks and loose bodies from patients with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), chemical composition analysis, and X-ray diffraction (XRD).
- The results revealed that the main structure of the disks had a central area lacking defining features, surrounded by collagen, while the loose bodies showed a fibrous network and were primarily composed of calcite.
- The findings suggest that chronic inflammation may lead to changes in the articular disk, while acute inflammation could initiate the development of loose bodies in the joint.
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- A study of 12 articular disks from patients with TMJ arthropathy was conducted, comparing them to 2 normal disks.
- Scanning electron microscopy revealed differences in collagen fiber arrangement, with compact fibers on the surface and varying patterns in the internal structure.
- The presence of blood vessels in some samples indicated that vascularization may be an early histological change in functionally abnormal articular disks.
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- The study investigated taste disorders in patients who underwent allogeneic bone marrow transplantation, comparing their taste thresholds to those of autologous recipients and healthy individuals.
- Results indicated that allogeneic recipients experienced a significant decrease in their ability to taste salt and sour flavors, while their sensitivity to sweet and bitter flavors remained unchanged.
- The findings suggest that taste disorders in allogeneic patients may not correlate directly with the severity of chronic oral graft-versus-host disease (G.V.H.D.), indicating a potential area for further research into immune responses affecting taste sensation.
The Authors presented sovrannumeraries (S) teeth in primary dentition, and the pedodontic, surgical and orthodontic problems. Semeiotics signs, and X Ray suggested, are described. All the types of S.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF[Histological and ultrastructural observations of dentin dysplasia type I].
G Stomatol Ortognatodonzia
December 1990
The Authors described a case of dentinal dysplasia type I in one patient (7.6 years). The father also presented the same pathology.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF[Oral manifestations during acute leukemia: report of a clinical case of acute myelomonocytic leukemia].
Riv Odontostomatol Implantoprotesi
February 1985
[A new system for locating the apical foramen].
Bull Group Int Rech Sci Stomatol Odontol
October 1980
[Pain syndromes caused by dental malocclusion].
Bull Group Int Rech Sci Stomatol Odontol
October 1980
[General complications of the dental abnormalities of the 3rd lower molar].
Riv Ital Stomatol
December 1980