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. 2020 Sep 4;13(18):3914. doi: 10.3390/ma13183914

Table 2.

Qualitative data from the included studies.

Article Radiologic Measures Functional Recovery Laboratory Complications
Windhagen et al. Correct placement of the implants and early signs of union and bone healing all healed patients No * MgG(two patients had problems in healing)
TiG (one patient had problems in healing; one patient had exposure of screw head)
Klauser TiG. (All postoperative radiographs were satisfied.); Mg group: 60% of the radiographs as satisfy. and 40% with some alteration There was no difference between groups (Mg group 3% vs. Ti group 4%) NR MgG (one broken screw; three patients with superficial infection; two patients with deep infection)
TiG (one patient had prominence of the screw; four patients with superficial infections; one patient deep infection)
Atkinson et al. No radiographic changes. Mg—Improvement in postoperative results NR MgG (There were no post-operative complications of intraoperative technical)
Choo et al. No radiographic changes of the screws in any group The Ti group shows better results compared to the Mg group NR MgG (three cases of infection; one case of local pain)
TiG (three cases of cellulite; one case of regional pain; one patient had implant removed)
Plaass et al. The x-rays showed a significant improvement of all; Radiographic signs of bony healing Improvement in postoperative results was observed NR Five patients (early implant disintegration, dislocation, radiolucency’s, or pain); two patients of early disintegration; seven patients showed functional problems after surgery)
Plaass et al. There was no difference between the study groups regarding fracture repair No difference regarding the rehabilitation of patients NR MgG no complications
TiG (two patients’ pain during running; three patients had residual pain)
Zhao et al. The tom. shows an increase in bone density compared to the control group Favorable results for the Mg group compared to the CG No * There were no complications associated with the Mg group
Leonhardt et al. Adequate repair of fractures was observed at 6-months postoperative tomography All patients had experienced excellent restoration of their occlusion, and no revisions were required. NR No postoperative complications were reported

* NO: no change in the level of Mg in the blood; CG: Control Group; TiG: Ti Group; MgG: Mg Group. NR: Not is reported.