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Rev Cubana Estomatol 2014; 51 (4)

Regenerative medicine in stomatology

Morales ND

Language: Spanish
References: 57
Page: 412-429
PDF size: 133.22 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: the current revival and rise of regenerative medicine and the knowledge of the wide range of therapeutic possibilities that science provides dental, increased interest charges.
Objective: to review the literature on regenerative medicine in the dental branch in its general aspects.
Métodos: A literature review was conducted in the period between April and May 2013. Impact journals were evaluated Web of Sciences (36 journals) and 3 Cuban magazines. Were consulted databases systems such as MEDLINE, PubMed and SciELO with the use of descriptors such as "regenerative medicine dentistry", "stem cells", "tissue engineering" and its Spanish counterpart. We included articles in English and Spanish and publications of the last five years, with only 1 item with a longer publication. 120 articles were obtained, confined the study to 56 that focused these issues more comprehensively. Book was reviewed.
Results: analysing the behavior of items regarding their representation in various scientific journals where they were published, 7.02% of viewed items corresponded to the Cuban Journal of hematology, immunology and blood therapy, underscoring the importance given to the issue in the national arena. Other items were sparsely distributed among the other magazines.
Conclusions: knowledge of the theoretical foundations of regenerative medicine to replace employees for healthy cells, damaged cells by various processes in certain tissues; justifies the potential use in the dental profession under the proper management of medical concepts regenerative stem cells (and their mechanisms of action types, obtaining sources), soluble factors, genes transplantation and tissue engineering.


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