Histomorphometric Analysis of Callus Formation Stimulated by Axial Dynamisation in a Standardised Ovine Osteotomy Model

<div><i>Size of Different Bone Density Areas (nB.Dn)</i>. Mineralised callus areas were classified as<i> low nB.Dn</i> (areas less than 33% new bone),<i> medium nB.Dn </i>(areas with 33 to 66% new bone), and<i> high nB.Dn</i> (areas exceeding 66% new bone). In this box plot diagram, the average size of low, medium, and high bone density areas is depicted for the<i> 0.0 mm</i>,<i> 0.2 mm</i>,<i> 0.4 mm,</i> and<i> 0.8 mm group</i> as well as for the<i> control group</i>.</div>

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Figure 2: Histomorphometric Analysis of Callus Formation Stimulated by Axial Dynamisation in a Standardised Ovine Osteotomy Model 