Estudo clínico prospectivo, randomizado do tipo “Split mouth” do aumento ósseo em enxertos sinusais realizados com o fosfato de cálcio bifásico
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2020-10-05
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Bonardi, João Paulo [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Objetivos: Avaliar e comparar o comportamento do Fosfato de Cálcio Bifásico (FCB) na forma granulada e em pasta enxertados em seios maxilares de humanos, através da análise histomorfometrica e imunoistoquímica. Metodologia: Este estudo é do tipo Split mouth com radomização controlada, em que 10 pacientes participaram do estudo, 10 seios maxilares foram enxertados com FCB na forma de pasta e 10 com FCB na forma de grânulos. Aos 6 meses após a enxertia, foi colhida a biópsia para as análises histomorfometrica e imunoistoquí mica. O teste de normalidade mostrou resultados paramétricos para todas as análises, portanto foi aplicado o teste t. Resultados: A média de quantidade de tecido ósseo foi de 1923705,9 ± 364393 µm2 para o grupo Grânulos e 1532468,7 ± 334892 µm2 para o grupo Pasta (p=0,0223), a média da quantidade de biomaterial foi de 1468571 ± 230879 µm2 para o grupo Grânulos e 1658428 ± 122324 µm2 (38,60%) para o grupo Pasta (p=0,0338) e a média da quantidade de tecido mole foi de 897786 ± 270137,9 µm2 para o grupo Grânulos e 1099166,5 ± 221947,3 µm2 para o grupo Pasta (p=0,0852), as marcações para a osteocalcina foi intenso para ambos os grupos. Conclusão: O FCB em forma de pasta, assim como o FCB em grânulos, pode ser utilizado adequadamente como substituto ósseo para enxerto em seio maxilar de humanos.
Objectives: To evaluate and compare the behavior of Biphasic Calcium Phosphate (BCP) in granulated and paste form grafted on maxillary sinuses of humans, through histometric and immunohistochemical analysis. Metodology: This study is of the Split mouth type with controlled radomization, in which 10 patients participated in the study, 10 maxillary sinuses were grafted with BCP in the form of paste and 10 with BCP in the form of granules. At 6 months after grafting, a biopsy was taken for histometric and immunohistochemical analysis. The normality test showed parametric results for all analyzes, so the t test was applied. Results: The mean amount of bone tissue was 1923705.9 ± 364393 µm2 for the Granules group and 1532468.7 ± 334892 µm2 for the Pasta group (P = 0.0223), the average biomaterial amount was 1468571 ± 230879 µm2 for the Granules group and 1658428 ± 122324 µm2 (38.60%) for the Pasta group (P = 0.0338) and the average amount of soft tissue was 897786 ± 270137.9 µm2 for the Granules group and 1099166.5 ± 221947.3 µm2 for the Pasta group (P = 0.0852), the markings for osteocalcin were intense for both groups. Conclusion: BCP in paste form, like BCP in granules, can be used properly as a bone substitute for grafting in the maxillary sinus of humans.
Objectives: To evaluate and compare the behavior of Biphasic Calcium Phosphate (BCP) in granulated and paste form grafted on maxillary sinuses of humans, through histometric and immunohistochemical analysis. Metodology: This study is of the Split mouth type with controlled radomization, in which 10 patients participated in the study, 10 maxillary sinuses were grafted with BCP in the form of paste and 10 with BCP in the form of granules. At 6 months after grafting, a biopsy was taken for histometric and immunohistochemical analysis. The normality test showed parametric results for all analyzes, so the t test was applied. Results: The mean amount of bone tissue was 1923705.9 ± 364393 µm2 for the Granules group and 1532468.7 ± 334892 µm2 for the Pasta group (P = 0.0223), the average biomaterial amount was 1468571 ± 230879 µm2 for the Granules group and 1658428 ± 122324 µm2 (38.60%) for the Pasta group (P = 0.0338) and the average amount of soft tissue was 897786 ± 270137.9 µm2 for the Granules group and 1099166.5 ± 221947.3 µm2 for the Pasta group (P = 0.0852), the markings for osteocalcin were intense for both groups. Conclusion: BCP in paste form, like BCP in granules, can be used properly as a bone substitute for grafting in the maxillary sinus of humans.
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Seio maxilar, Osso autógeno, Substitutos ósseos, Maxillary sinus, Autogenous bone