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    Scott TA, Towle HJ, Assad DA, Nicoll BK.
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  • 56. Treatment of human class II furcation defects using connective tissue grafts, bioabsorbable membrane, and resorbable hydroxylapatite: a comparative study.
    Belal MH, Al-Noamany FA, El-Tonsy MM, El-Guindy HM, Ishikawa I.
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  • 58. Guided bone regeneration may be negatively influenced by nicotine administration: a histologic study in dogs.
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  • 60. Comparative study of collagen and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene membranes in the treatment of human class II furcation defects.
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