[Bone tissue regeneration in the use of nanoimplants]
Arkhiv Patologii
|March 15, 2014
Abstract:
The authors studied regenerative and reparative processes in the rat skull bone tissue when nanostructured titanium implants with different types of coating were applied. Optical, luminescence, scanning electron, and probe microscopies were used to assess results. The use of biological nanocomposites was established to considerably accelerate skull bone regeneration processes.
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