Regenerative strategies based on the use of platelet concentrates as an autologous source of growth factors (GF) has been proposed to promote the healing of long bone nonunions. However, the relatively high failure rate stimulates interest in growing knowledge and developing solutions to obtain the best results from the regenerative approach.
Perut, F., Dallari, D., Rani, N., Baldini, N., Granchi, D. (2016). Cell-based Assay System for Predicting Bone Regeneration in Patient Affected by Aseptic Nonunion and Treated with Platelet Rich Fibrin. CURRENT PHARMACEUTICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, 17(12), 1079-1088 [10.2174/1389201017666160719100437].
Cell-based Assay System for Predicting Bone Regeneration in Patient Affected by Aseptic Nonunion and Treated with Platelet Rich Fibrin
PERUT, FRANCESCA;DALLARI, DANTE;RANI, NICOLA;BALDINI, NICOLA;
2016
Abstract
Regenerative strategies based on the use of platelet concentrates as an autologous source of growth factors (GF) has been proposed to promote the healing of long bone nonunions. However, the relatively high failure rate stimulates interest in growing knowledge and developing solutions to obtain the best results from the regenerative approach.File in questo prodotto:
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