Comparison between mineralized cancellous bone allograft and an alloplast material for sinus augmentation: A split mouth histomorphometric study

Keyphrases

• Allograft 66%
• Alloplast 100%
• Alloplastic Material 33%
• Autogenous Bone 33%
• Biphasic Calcium Phosphate 66%
• Bone Graft 100%
• Bone Mineral 33%
• Bone Substitutes 33%
• Cancellous Bone 100%
• Chronic Inflammatory Diseases 33%
• Connective Tissue 66%
• Core Needle Biopsy 33%
• Demineralized 33%
• Demineralized Freeze-dried Bone Allograft 100%
• Deproteinized Bovine Bone Mineral 33%
• Freeze-dried Bone 33%
• Graft Material 100%
• Histological Analysis 33%
• Histomorphometrical Analysis 33%
• Histomorphometry 100%
• Human Bone 33%
• Hydroxyapatite-beta Tricalcium Phosphate 33%
• Inflammatory Infiltrate 33%
• Lateral Sinus Floor Augmentation 33%
• Lymphocytes 33%
• Multinucleated Giant Cells 33%
• Newly Formed Bone 66%
• Osteoconductivity 100%
• Prospective Randomized Trial 33%
• Sinus Augmentation 100%
• Sinus Augmentation Procedures 33%
• Sinus Floor Augmentation 66%
• Split-mouth 100%
• Split-mouth Study 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Allograft 50%
• Biopsy 25%
• Bone Allograft 100%
• Bone Mineral 25%
• Bone Substitutes 25%
• Cancellous Bone 100%
• Connective Tissue 50%
• Hydroxylapatite 25%
• Inflammatory Infiltrate 25%
• Isotopes of Calcium 50%
• Lymphocyte 25%
• Mouth 100%
• Sinus Floor Augmentation 75%
• Sinus Lift 100%
• Transverse Sinus 25%
• Tricalcium Phosphate 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Allotransplantation 100%
• Bone Mineral 16%
• Connective Tissue 33%
• Foreign-Body Giant Cell 16%
• Lymphocyte 16%
• Mouth 100%
• Transverse Sinus 16%