Barbieri Thesis - BioMedical Materials program (BMM)
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CChapter<br />
3 – Instructive<br />
composit tes: effect of filller<br />
content on osteoinduction<br />
Table 5. Bone<br />
incidence, histoomorphometry<br />
an nd fluorescent reesults<br />
after 12–we eek implantation in dogs.<br />
0% Ca aP 10% CaP 20% CaP 40% CaP<br />
Bone iincidence<br />
0/7 0/7 0/7 7/7<br />
Bone iin<br />
available space<br />
[%] 0±0 0±0 0±0 4.9±4.5<br />
Time ffor<br />
bone formatioon<br />
no bone formmation<br />
between 3–6 weeks w<br />
Figure 9. Byy<br />
comparing micrrographs<br />
of the same s region of ann<br />
unstained sect tion under fluores scent (a) and<br />
transmitted ligght<br />
(b), correlatioons<br />
between the composite (40% CaP) and the zo one coloured in green g (calcein,<br />
C, 3 weeks), , and between thhe<br />
bone tissue ( Bone) with the zzones<br />
coloured in<br />
red (xylenol orange,<br />
XO, 6<br />
weeks) and yyellow<br />
(tetracyclinne,<br />
T, 9 weeks) are a possible. Thiis<br />
leads to the co onclusion that bo one started to<br />
form after 3 wweeks<br />
but beforee<br />
6 weeks from th he implantation, wwhile<br />
surface mineralization<br />
may have started<br />
to occur durinng<br />
the first 3 weeeks.<br />
The resultss<br />
showed thatt<br />
titanium imp<br />
induced boone<br />
formation in vivo. Conve<br />
not trigger any bone formmation.<br />
mineralizattion<br />
and bone<br />
vitro in SBF,<br />
only the su<br />
that apatitte–based<br />
mat<br />
formation oof<br />
mineralized<br />
its surface,<br />
40% CaP h<br />
here studieed.<br />
We canno<br />
mineralize: : it might be th<br />
time to mmineralize.<br />
O<br />
hydroxyapaatite/poly(L–la<br />
mineralizedd<br />
layer onto<br />
observed ppreviously<br />
with<br />
the startingg<br />
of bone form<br />
have enhanced<br />
surface<br />
allowed boone<br />
induction<br />
[234] We<br />
e induction in o<br />
urface of 40%<br />
terials contai<br />
d layers onto t<br />
ad the fastest<br />
ot now conclu<br />
hat, by virtue<br />
Our results a<br />
actide) comp<br />
their surface<br />
h polyHEMA, [<br />
lants capable of forming ap<br />
ersely, those tthat<br />
did not m<br />
e showed a similar<br />
relation<br />
our compositees.<br />
Amongst t<br />
CaP composiites<br />
could min<br />
n functional groups that<br />
heir surfaces. .<br />
t surface mine<br />
de that 0, 10<br />
of their lower<br />
are in line w<br />
posites rapid<br />
es when imm<br />
[221] 40% CaP<br />
mation (Figure 9). Thus, hig<br />
mineralization n of the 40% C<br />
n. This is in n line with th<br />
[245] patite layers in<br />
ineralize in vit<br />
between in vi<br />
the composite<br />
neralize. It is w<br />
allow the sp<br />
Having more m apatite ex<br />
eralization tha an the other c<br />
and 20% CaP<br />
composites<br />
r apatite conte ents, they req<br />
with the find dings that m<br />
ly formed (within one<br />
mersed in SBF.<br />
may have m<br />
h contents of<br />
CaP composit<br />
he suggestio<br />
[320] n SBF also<br />
tro also did<br />
tro surface<br />
es tested in<br />
well–known<br />
pontaneous<br />
xposure on<br />
composites<br />
s will never<br />
uire longer<br />
micro–sized<br />
week) a<br />
Similarly<br />
to what<br />
ineralized in vivo v before<br />
nano–sized apatite a may<br />
tes in vivo, and d therefore<br />
n that in viv vo surface<br />
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