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. 2015 Jul 26;7(6):976–991. doi: 10.4252/wjsc.v7.i6.976

Table 2.

Histomorphometric results of the human studies included in the review

Ref. Patients Study design Histomorphometry (% of newly formed bone)
McAllister et al[74] 5 5 MSA: MSCs + AL 33.0 ± NR (16 wk)
Gonshor et al[75] 18 18 MSA: MSCs + AL 32.5 ± 6.8 (12 wk)
8 MSA: AL 18.3 ± 10.6 (12 wk)
Duttenhoefer et al[77] 11 12 MSA: BMAC + BBM NR
6 MSA: Ficoll + BBM
Rickert et al[78] 12 12 MSA: BMSCs + BBM NR
12 MSA: AB + BBM
Kühl et al[79] 13 13 MSA: BMA + BBM NR
13 MSA: BMAC + BBM
Wildburger et al[80] 7 7 MSA: BMSCs + BBM 7.4 ± 4.1 (12 wk)
13.5 ± 5.4 (24 wk)
7 MSA: BBM 11.8 ± 6.2 (12 wk)
13.9 ± 8.5 (24 wk)
Sauerbier et al[81] 26 34 MSA: BMAC + BBM 12.6 ± 1.7 (12 wk)
11 MSA: AB + BBM 14.3 ± 1.8 (12 wk)
Rickert et al[82] 12 12 MSA: BMSCs + BBM 17.7 ± 7.3 (14 wk)
12 MSA: AB + BBM 12.0 ± 6.6 (14 wk)
Schmelzeisen et al[83] 1 2 MSA: BMAC + BBM 26.9 ± NR (12 wk)
Fuerst et al[84] 12 22 MSA: BMSCs + BBM 17.9 ± 4.6 (24 wk)
Beaumont et al[85] 3 6 MSA: PDSCs + BBM NR
Shayesteh et al[86] 6 6 MSA: BMSCs + HA/β-TCP 41.3 ± NR (24 wk)
Smiler et al[87] 4 2 MSA: BMSCs + β-TCP 40.0 ± NR (16 wk)
1 MSA: BMSCs + BBM 13.0 ± NR (16 wk)
1 MSA: BMSCs + HA 31.0 ± NR (16 wk)
Trautvetter et al[88] 10 10 MSA: PDSCs + PLGA NR
Mangano et al[89] 1 1 MSA: PDSCs + PLGA 28.8 ± NR
Voss et al[91] 35 50 MSA: PDSCs + PLGA NR
63 MSA: AB
Mangano et al[90] 5 5 MSA: PDSCs + PLGA 37.3 ± 19.5 (24 wk)
5 MSA: HA 54.6 ± 21.1 (24 wk)
Zizelmann et al[92] 20 14 MSA: PDSCs + PLGA NR
17 MSA: AB
Schimming et al[93] 27 27 MSA: PDSCs + PLGA NR
Yamada et al[94] 23 23 MSA: BMSCs + PRP NR
Ueda et al[95] 6 6 MSA: BMSCs + PRP NR

MSA: Maxillary sinus augmentation; MSCs: Mesenchymal stem cells; AL: Allograft; NR: Not reported; BMAC: Autologous bone marrow aspirate concentrate; BBM: Bovine bone mineral; BMSCs: Bone marrow stem cells; AB: Autogenous bone; BMA: Bone marrow aspirate; PDSCs: Periosteal derived stem cells; HA/β-TCP: Hydroxyapatite/beta-tricalcium phosphate; PLGA: Polylactid-co-glycolic acid; PRP: Platelet rich in plasma.