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Optical Densitometry Study of the Newly Formed Bone Using rhBMP-2 in Wistar Rat Mandibles

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Issa,Joáo Paulo Mardegan

Nascimento,Cássio do

Sato,Sandra

Barbosa,Rodrigo Edson Santos

Benetti,Emerson Toffanello

Albuquerque Junior,Rubens Ferreira de

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Abstract
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of monoolein gel as a carrier for rhBMP-2 in the healing bone process of critical bone defects created in Wistar rats mandibles using digitalized radiographic method to analyze this process. In the group 1, the rhBMP-2 was dissolved in aqueous solution and in the group 2, the rhBMP-2 was combined with monoolein gel as a carrier. The results showed that in both of groups it was found efficient bone repair, with a great optical density in the group that the rhBMP-2 was combined with the monoolein gel, but without statistical difference between them
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