Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.1) (published 1970)   Dr. Leonard I. Linkow

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Implant histology 87

Fig. 4-8. Some osseous trabeculae border the implant site. (From Chercheve, R.: Les implants endo-osseux, Paris, 1962, Librairie Maloine.)

Fig. 4-9. The young connective tissue from around the site has numerous histiocytes. (From Chercheve, R.: Les implants endo-osseux, Paris, 1962, Librairie Maloine.)

1 Osseous trabeculae border endosseous spiral Formiggini implant site
2 Connective tissue with numerous histiocytes at Formiggini implant site



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