Sentence examples for bone growth around the from inspiring English sources

There was no bone growth around the wound, which means the mastodon died quickly and a new analysis suggests that happened around 13,800 years ago.

The study found that α-TCP ceramic blocks containing 3% C2S, offer good bioactivity, biocompatibility and allow new bone growth around the block and within the graft body, making this an ideal block graft material.

Histological examination revealed appositional bone growth around the auto-FDT graft, and its resorption implies that the demineralized tooth was osteoconductive with a remodeling characteristic.

Right, bone did not grow into scaffold but grow along the external surface of the scaffold; (B) Histological scoring of longitudinal sections for bone growth around the outside of the implant (guided growth) in different scaffolds (Hedberg et al., 2005); (C and D) SMA-FP reduced in vivo wound contraction, smooth muscle actin (SMA); fusion peptide (FP) (Hinz et al. 2002).

Although there is still considerable bone growth around the meatus after the age that orthodontic diagnostics are first performed, this growth is in the direction of the X-ray beam and therefore does not displace the image of the base of the skull on the cephalogram as the patient matures.

Bone growth around two of the implants, and the formation of calculus, indicates that they were functional as well as esthetic.

In an attempt to combat the possibility of bacterial infection and insufficient bone growth around metallic, surgical implants, bioactive glasses may be employed as coatings.

A rigid scaffold retaining device that creates a protected environment for regeneration plays a key role in achieving successful bone growth around dental implants.

Schepers and Ducheyne [ 60] evaluated bone growth around bioactive glass particles in dog bone defects in comparison to hydroxylapatite particles, and reported that narrow-size (300– 355 mm) BG has an osteostimulatory effect besides its osteoconductive properties.

These findings are in contrast with another study which demonstrated that new bone growth around an implant was significantly greater at 3 MHz than at 1 MHz in dogs' jaws (Fujii et al. 2004).

Like EPO, it is a synthetic version of a human protein and stimulates muscle and bone growth, particularly around puberty when the pituitary gland releases a flood of it into the body.