Evaluation Of A DBM/CaP Composite Bone Graft In An Unstabilized, Critical Size Rabbit Ulna Defect Using Histologic, Radiographic, And Biomechanical Methods

摘要

Histologic and radiographic results indicate that all three test groups likely provided significant levels of inductive and conductive influences to encourage healing. These findings support these materials as suitable for use in the treatment of critical size nonhealing defects as modeled in this study.