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Table 3 Available clinical studies on the effect of peptides on bone healing

From: The role of peptides in bone healing and regeneration: a systematic review

Study, Year

Peptide used

Clinical application

Result

Yukna et al., 1998 [115]

P-15

Periodontal osseous defects in 33 patients

• P-15 combined with anorganic bone matrix (ABM) yields better clinical results than freeze-dried bone allograft or open flap debridement

Yukna et al., 2000 [114]

P-15

Periodontal osseous defects in 33 patients

• P-15 combined with ABM yields better clinical results than the ABM alone

Yukna et al., 2002 [122]

P-15

Infra-bony periodontal defects in 25 patients

• Favourable 3-year results with P-15 combined with ABM suggest that it may have a beneficial effect long-term

Yukna et al., 2002 [109]

P-15

Periodontal regeneration case report

• Uneventful results with no evidence of root resorption, ankylosis or untoward inflammation

Degidi et al., 2004 [128]

P-15

Maxillary sinus augmentation in 7 patients

• Bone-replacement materials, without the addition of autologous bone, could be equally effective sinus augmentation

Gelbart et al., 2005 [110]

P-15

Sinus floor augmentation in 12 patients

• New trabecular bone is formed after grafting P-15 combined with ABM in the sinus floor

Philippart et al., 2005 [130]

P-15

Maxillary sinus floor grafting performed on 3 patients

• High degree of inorganic xenograft integration and natural bone regeneration

Gomar et al. 2007 [236]

P-15

Non-unions and delayed union in 22 patients

• Full consolidation was achieved in 90 % of the cases

• Safe, economical and clinically useful alternative to autograft in the repair of un-united fractures

Kasaj et al., 2008 [127]

P-15

Infra-bony periodontal defects in 26 patients

• Significantly improved clinical outcomes compared to open flap debridement

Butz et al., 2011 [116]

P-15

Sinus floor augmentation in 24 patients

• All implants placed in the augmented sites integrated and were restored prosthetically

Emam et al., 2011 [117]

P-15

Sinus floor augmentation in 24 patients

• PepGen P-15 putty was found to be a promising osteoconductive graft for sinus augmentation, supporting immediate placement of implants

Aspenberg et al., 2010 [33]

Teriparatide

Distal radial fractures in 27 patients

• The results must be interpreted with caution

• Radiographic quality at an early time point might be a sensitive variable, perhaps better than time to cortical continuity

• Teriparatide appeared to improve early callus formation in distal radial fractures

Aspenberg et al., 2010 [28]

Teriparatide

Distal radial fractures in 102 patients

• Shortened time to healing for teriparatide group compared with placebo

• These results should be interpreted with caution and warrant further study

Chintamaneni et al., 2010 [34]

Teriparatide

Sternal fracture non-union

• Consolidation of fracture

Oteo-Alvaro et al., 2010 [36]

Teriparatide

Humeral shaft non-union case report

• Consolidation of fracture

Chrysalin trial [106]

Chrysalin

Distal radial fractures in 274 patients

• Statistically significant shorter time to the radiologic consolidation of the fractures but no differences in terms of the range of motion, grip strength and VAS or DASH scores