SELF-REGENERATING BONE IMPLANT - ECTOPIC OSTEOINDUCTION FOLLOWING INTRAMUSCULAR IMPLANTATION OF A COMBINATION OF RHBMP-2 ATELOPEPTIDE TYPE-I COLLAGEN AND POROUS HYDROXYAPATITE
K. Kusumoto et al., SELF-REGENERATING BONE IMPLANT - ECTOPIC OSTEOINDUCTION FOLLOWING INTRAMUSCULAR IMPLANTATION OF A COMBINATION OF RHBMP-2 ATELOPEPTIDE TYPE-I COLLAGEN AND POROUS HYDROXYAPATITE, Journal of cranio-maxillo-facial surgery, 24(6), 1996, pp. 360-365
A combination of recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein-2 (rhBMP
-2), atelopeptide Type I collagen (CL) as a carrier and porous hydroxy
apatite (pHAP) was implanted in a calf muscle pouch of the rat. Three
rhBMP-2-implanted groups (2, 10 and 50 mu g; each n=5) and the control
group (n=5), in which only CL and pHAP were implanted, were establish
ed. Three weeks later, the implants were examined.