Issue 3 (2011)

The Study of Barrier Function of Collagen Membrane “Osteoplast” in Healing Bone Defects in an Experiment
The Study of Barrier Function of Collagen Membrane “Osteoplast” in Healing Bone Defects in an Experiment

Key words: directional bone regeneration, barrier membrane, critical bone defect.

2011, Issue 3, page 35
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The aim of the work is to study barrier properties of collagen membrane “Osteoplast” (“Vitaform”, Russia) in closing critical bone defect in an experiment.

Materials and Methods. The experiments have been carried out on 20 rabbits of “chinchilla” breed.

Results. “Osteoplast”, a membrane made on the basis of bone collagen, is reabsorbed and serves as a safe barrier for fibroblasts migration into bone defect area. Its application enables to protect the defect area from fibrous tissue penetrating and initiate bone regeneration. Osseous tissue beneath a membrane goes few differentiation stages, has classical structure including all structural elements (osteons, lacunes, blood vessels) that provides its perfect strength characteristics.

Ivanov S.Y., Zaitsev A.B., Yamurkova N.F., Migura S.A., Gubova V.M., Yantsen I.E., Akulov M.M., Muraev A.A. The Study of Barrier Function of Collagen Membrane “Osteoplast” in Healing Bone Defects in an Experiment. Sovremennye tehnologii v medicine 2011; (3): 35, https://doi.org/