Journal: BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

Article Title: Bioresorbable implants vs. Kirschner-wires in the treatment of severely displaced distal paediatric radius and forearm fractures – a retrospective multicentre study

doi: 10.1186/s12891-022-05305-w

Figure Lengend Snippet: Insertion of the biodegradable Bioretec® Activa Pin™ as an intramedullary implant. a Schematic drawing b : intraoperative picture, insertion of the implant c : fluoroscopic view– the PLGA implant is almost invisible

Article Snippet: Fig. 2 Temporary osteosynthesis with an elastic nail. a Schematic illustration b : intraoperative fluoroscopic picture c : short PLGA and titanium elastic nails Fig. 3 Insertion of the biodegradable Bioretec® Activa Pin™ as an intramedullary implant. a Schematic drawing b : intraoperative picture, insertion of the implant c : fluoroscopic view– the PLGA implant is almost invisible

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Journal: BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

Article Title: Bioresorbable implants vs. Kirschner-wires in the treatment of severely displaced distal paediatric radius and forearm fractures – a retrospective multicentre study

doi: 10.1186/s12891-022-05305-w

Figure Lengend Snippet: Distal forearm fracture of a 7-years old boy treated with Activa Pin™ a : shortened and displaced unstable distal metaphyseal fracture b : X-rays made in the postoperative first day c : X-rays made 24 months after surgery

Article Snippet: Fig. 2 Temporary osteosynthesis with an elastic nail. a Schematic illustration b : intraoperative fluoroscopic picture c : short PLGA and titanium elastic nails Fig. 3 Insertion of the biodegradable Bioretec® Activa Pin™ as an intramedullary implant. a Schematic drawing b : intraoperative picture, insertion of the implant c : fluoroscopic view– the PLGA implant is almost invisible

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Journal: BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

Article Title: Bioresorbable implants vs. Kirschner-wires in the treatment of severely displaced distal paediatric radius and forearm fractures – a retrospective multicentre study

doi: 10.1186/s12891-022-05305-w

Figure Lengend Snippet: Distal forearm fracture of a 11-years old boy treated with Activa Pin™ a : shortened and displaced unstable distal meta-diaphyseal fracture b : X-rays made after 12 weeks of surgery c : X-rays made 24 months after surgery

Article Snippet: Fig. 2 Temporary osteosynthesis with an elastic nail. a Schematic illustration b : intraoperative fluoroscopic picture c : short PLGA and titanium elastic nails Fig. 3 Insertion of the biodegradable Bioretec® Activa Pin™ as an intramedullary implant. a Schematic drawing b : intraoperative picture, insertion of the implant c : fluoroscopic view– the PLGA implant is almost invisible

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Journal: Dental Research Journal

Article Title: An in vitro micro-CT assessment of bioactive restorative materials interfacial adaptation to dentin

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Figure Lengend Snippet: Composition and application modes of the tested dental materials

Article Snippet: [ ] Considering the potential advantages of bioactive materials, this study investigated the internal adaptation of Activa, Micron, and Predicta-bulk bioactive restoratives compared to a nanohybrid composite in Class II cavities.

Techniques: Adhesive, Gentle, Modification, Titanium Dioxide

Journal: Dental Research Journal

Article Title: An in vitro micro-CT assessment of bioactive restorative materials interfacial adaptation to dentin

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Figure Lengend Snippet: Interfacial gap percentages comparison between groups at different time periods by Tukey’s post hoc test

Article Snippet: [ ] Considering the potential advantages of bioactive materials, this study investigated the internal adaptation of Activa, Micron, and Predicta-bulk bioactive restoratives compared to a nanohybrid composite in Class II cavities.

Techniques: Comparison

Journal: Dental Research Journal

Article Title: An in vitro micro-CT assessment of bioactive restorative materials interfacial adaptation to dentin

doi:

Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of interfacial gap percentages at pulpal, axial, gingival, buccal, and lingual walls by ANOVA test, and pairwise multiple comparisons by Tukey’s post hoc procedures

Article Snippet: [ ] Considering the potential advantages of bioactive materials, this study investigated the internal adaptation of Activa, Micron, and Predicta-bulk bioactive restoratives compared to a nanohybrid composite in Class II cavities.

Techniques: Comparison