THE MORPHOLOGICAL RESULTS OF METALLIC IMPLANT INTRODUCTION WITH VARIOUS CHARACTER OF THE SURFACE IN RABBIT BONE TISSUE
In a tibial proximal condyle of not purebred rabbits introduced screw metal implants with rough (ADiN Touareg, Israel) or smooth polished (3S, Israel) surface. The condition of surrounding tissues in 2 and 6 months after implantation was compared by method of light microscopy. In all cases both types of implants densely adjoined to the bone tissue which edges had minor cicatricial changes. The foreign bodies in bone marrow structures were delimited from an organism by various types of connective tissue. Signs of an inflammation and formation of the giant cells of foreign bodies weren’t found in one case. However in some supervision in foreign bodies near both types of implants the metal particles were found. Essential histologic distinctions of bone tissue after introduction of implants with the rough or polished surface are absent. Also there are no expressed differences between a condition of surrounding tissues in 2 and 6 months after introduction of each product.