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Differences in angiogenesis and osteogenic effects between autogenous bone and mixed bone in guided bone regeneration

Authors: YANG Ning; HAN Zekui; WANG Xinyu; HUANG Yiping; HAN Jiaqi; WANG Yu; DUAN Feng

DOI: 10.12307/2026.21285Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Early angiogenesis and bone regeneration are more pronounced with autologous bone powder alone compared to a 1:1 mixture with artificial bone powder. • By 12 weeks postoperatively, the osteogenic and angiogenic outcomes of the mixed graft are comparable to those of autologous bone alone. • The autologous bone group showed a more significant increase in vascular cross-sections during the early phase (2-7 days). • Bone volume fraction was significantly higher in the autologous bone group at 8 weeks, but the difference disappeared by 12 weeks.