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In Vivo Stress Behavior in Cemented and Screw-Retained Five-Unit Implant FPDs

Author

: Donald W. Sheets, Jr., DMD;1 Toru Okamoto, DDS, PhD;2 Leonore C. Dijkgraaf,

Edition

: VOL.15

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Publisher

: Journal of Prosthodontics,

Year

: 2006

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Summary :
The purpose of this study was to use the rat air pouch model of facsimile synovium to evaluate oxidative stress as a primary mechanism in the pathogenesis of degenerative temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disease.

Copies :

No.	Barcode	Location	No. Shelf	Availability
1	08194766	Ruang Referensi - Perpustakaan FKIK	01	TIDAK DIPINJAMKAN
2	08194767	Ruang Referensi - Perpustakaan FKIK	01	TIDAK DIPINJAMKAN

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