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British Journal of Plastic Surgery
|April 1, 1981
Abstract:
An experimental model was designed to test the hypothesis that the periosteum of the nasal cavity may have an inherent tendency for bone resorption whereas oro-palatal periosteum may have an inherent osteogenic character. This hypothesis was found to be valid and could have important surgical implications in man.
