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Accession Number:
ADA063149
Title:
The Effects of Overfilled Polyethylene Tube Intraosseous Implants in Rats.
Corporate Author:
ARMY INST OF DENTAL RESEARCH WASHINGTON D C
Report Date:
1978-11-30
Abstract:
Polyethylene tubes obturated flush at one end and overfilled 2 mm at the opposite end with unset Grossmans cement and gutta percha were implanted in rat tibias. Microscopic evaluation of the specimens revealed that 1 the gutta percha, Grossmans sealer, and the polyethylene tubing are well tolerated by rat intraosseous tissue 2 a canal overextended 2 mm beyond the apex with Grossmans cement and gutta percha produces an early mild-to-moderate inflammatory response which resolves by the 30 day interval. The overfillings did not significantly compromise the healing of rat intraosseous tissue. Author
Descriptive Note:
Rept. for 1 Mar 77-30 Nov 78,
Pages:
0038
File Size:
13.12MB