@article{oai:hsuh.repo.nii.ac.jp:00008316,
 author = {Yasuhiro, IKEDA and HIRAI, Toshihiro and YAJIMA, Toshihiko and ISHIJIMA, Tsutomu and KOSHINO, Hisashi and KONISHI, Yoji and KANEKO, Hiroshi and OHGITANI, Takanori and OOMORI, Kazuyuki and ARISUE, Makoto and IKEDA, Yasuhiro and HIRAI, Toshihiro and YAJIMA, Toshihiko and ISHIJIMA, Tsutomu and KOSHINO, Hisashi and KONISHI, Yoji and KANEKO, Hiroshi and OHGITANI, Takanori and OOMORI, Kazuyuki and ARISUE, Makoto},
 issue = {2},
 journal = {東日本歯学雑誌},
 month = {Dec},
 note = {P(論文), The effectiveness of the implant-supported overdentures has been attracted attention for edentulous patients, and a number of studies have been reported. Implant-supported overdentures refer to implant-retained tissue-borne overdentures and it is different from the implant-supported fixed partial dentures recommended by Branemark. In implant-supported overdentures, the functional load may concentrate on implant where there is rigid connection. Loaded implants may cause a resorption of surrounding bone, leading to malfunction, loosing, and the ultimate failure of the implant. The present study reports a stress-absorbing element using a resilient compound designed as the super structure of a two-piece titanium core with hydroxyapatite coated cylinder implants, to avoid stress concentrations, and a histological comparison of the surrounding bone tissue with rigid elements. No notable histological differences were observed in the trabecular patterns by contact microradiography and light microscopy.},
 pages = {239--245},
 title = {<ORIGINAL ARTICLE>Histologic investigation of tissue surrounding bone in a HA-coated implant supported super structure with and without stress-absorbing elements},
 volume = {16},
 year = {1997}
}