Video Details
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The MIAMBE Balloon Crestal Sinus Elevation Technique
Description:
In this surgical video, Dr. Mazor displays in detail the utilization of the MIAMBE (Minimally Invasive Antal Membrane Balloon Elevation) Balloon for grafting of the Maxillary Sinus utilizing a crestal approach. The technical aspects and advantages of the balloon is discussed as well as the details required for a minimally invasive yet successful sinus augmentation procedure. PRF and it's utilization as a bioactive modifier for the bone graft is also displayed and reviewed.
Date Added:
9/21/2011
Author(s):
Ziv Mazor, DMD
Prof. Ziv Mazor is one of Israel’s leading periodontists. He graduated from the periodontal department at the Hadassah School for Dental Medicine in Jerusalem...
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Questions & Comments
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John Romero - (9/1/2012 1:35 AM)
Wouldn't it be more economical to use a sterile french 2-4 poly catheter ? Neo- Nate catheter ?
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John Romero - (9/1/2012 1:35 AM)
Wouldn't it be more economical to use a sterile french 2-4 poly catheter ? Neo- Nate catheter ?
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John Romero - (9/1/2012 1:35 AM)
Wouldn't it be more economical to use a sterile french 2-4 poly catheter ? Neo- Nate catheter ?
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Glen Carmo15 - (10/18/2011 11:44 PM)
Very good presentation video.....Very good surgery....people still using PRP with homologous bone for sinus elevation ...with fibrin is very nice...specially for the healing
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alper gultekin - (10/2/2011 1:28 PM)
Excellent presentation... Mr Mazor, what is the application rate of this technique versus conventional lateral aproach in your daily practice? Thanks...
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Maurice Salama - (9/26/2011 3:03 PM)
Marc; I am performing a Sinus Course with Dr. Mazor which will review this technique and materials with a Hands-on exercise included next April 27-28th 2012 here in Atlanta at the DentalXP Teaching Center. Dr. Salama
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Jonathan penchas - (9/26/2011 12:14 PM)
intresting new technique that needs follow up. i might use it in future
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marc nacar - (9/25/2011 5:52 PM)
thank you for this video. Is there a course available to aquire the technique and the material?
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