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Flap perfusion of superficial split flap design for guided bone regeneration: A case report with ultrasonography.

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ODOscar Durán-GarnicaKVKaren Villarreal-ArizpeARAmanda B. Rodriguez

Key Points

  • To assess blood perfusion in oral wounds following guided bone regeneration using ultrasound imaging.
  • Used dental ultrasound to monitor blood flow over 5 months post-jawbone augmentation.
  • Evaluated changes in blood flow patterns at different time points after surgery.
  • Blood flow in gum tissues peaked at day 3 post-surgery.
  • Blood perfusion decreased exponentially over the 5-month period.
  • Observed different recovery patterns in mucosa and muscle tissue compared to gum tissues.

Abstract

Ultrasound imaging technology, being a superior modality for evaluating soft tissue characteristics and able to quantify blood perfusion, is becoming a promising research tool to study oral wound healing. This case report used dental ultrasound to monitor the blood flow of an oral wound for 5 months after a jawbone augmentation procedure. Ultrasound showed gum blood flow peaked at day 3 after the surgery and decreased exponentially until 5 months. Mucosa and muscle may have various blood perfusion recovery patterns than gum tissues that deserve further investigation.

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Durán-Garnica et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69aa705a531e4c4a9ff5a041https://doi.org/10.1002/cap.70053
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