Experimental analysis shows improved bone regeneration in rabbits using thick barrier membranes, indicating their importance.
Within the limits of this model, the 1.0 mm cortical lamina barrier demonstrated the most favorable regenerative performance, consistently achieving higher histologic scores and more advanced tissue maturation than thinner cortical lamina or collagen membranes. These findings indicate that barrier architecture, particularly thickness and mechanical stability, plays an important role in promoting predictable bone regeneration.
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