Vol 119, No 1 (Supplement) 2014
Supplement abstract

Human Bone RIgeneration in MAXillo-facial area using an innovative medical device for Tissue engineering (BRIMAX)

Published 2015-03-19

Keywords

  • Maxillofacial tissue engeneering,
  • biocomplex,
  • gingistat,
  • stem cell,
  • bone graft

How to Cite

Ceccarelli, G., Benedetti, L., Bloise, N., Visai, L., Graziano, A., Imbriani, M., & Cusella De Angelis, M. (2015). Human Bone RIgeneration in MAXillo-facial area using an innovative medical device for Tissue engineering (BRIMAX). Italian Journal of Anatomy and Embryology, 119(1), 42. Retrieved from https://oajournals.fupress.net/index.php/ijae/article/view/2395

Abstract

Bone regeneration today is one of the most important challenges for medicine and the need for this is particularly evident in the maxillo-facial area: our clinical trial will be based on a model of bone defect as in alveolar socket preservation and sinus lift augmentation, well described surgical techniques. The RIGENERA® system permits extraction of stem cells from a small sample of connective tissue obtained from the patient’s lingual mucosa or from a post-extraction surgical site (where an endosseous implant may be inserted), dental pulp or dental follicle. Our project is to demonstrate the efficacy in the maxillo-facial area of an innovative clinical protocol of bone tissue engineering based on a new medical device called Rigeneracons (CE certified Class I). Our clinical trial use already acquired technologies in comparation with new technologies (new selection methods, new Bio-compatible materials etc.) produced by us. Besides, we perform an in-vitro test to quantify the proliferative capacity of a cellular suspension obtained after disaggregation of connective tissue originating from the oral cavity using the RIGENERA® system, a biologic tissue disaggregator (Human Brain Wave–Torino, Italy) that recently came on the market. Evaluation of the histologic characteristics of neo-formed osseous tissue will be shown and discussed.