A clinical and histologic study of healing following the excisional new attachment procedure in rhesus monkeys.
A clinical and histologic study of healing following the excisional new attachment procedure in rhesus monkeys.
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恒河猴切除新附件手术后愈合的临床和组织学研究。
DOI:
10.1902/jop.1976.47.12.701
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发表时间:
1976
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
R. Yukna
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作者:
R. Yukna
Experimental suprabony periodontal pockets were established around the incisors of Rhesus monkeys and subsequently were treated by the Excisional New Attachment Procedure. Healing was evaluated clinically and histologically for up to 6 months. Clinical examinations demonstrated an overall mean pocket depth reduction from 5.02 mm to 2.82 mm, of which 0.57 mm was recession and 1.59 mm (73.6%) was clinical new attachment. Histologic evaluation of experimental sites consistently revealed a long, thin junctional epithelium with a minimal amount of inflammatory infiltrate in the subjacent, densely fibered, lamina propria. Control areas demonstrated the classic histologic picture of periodontal disease and tended to be progressive in nature clinically.