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RESUMEN

Revisión de opciones para tratamiento de pacientes comprometidos periodontalmente a base de membranas reabsorbibles y no reabsorbibles utilizadas para la técnica de regeneración tisular guiada, logrando evitar la migración epitelial. Permitiendo formar un criterio de acuerdo a ventajas y desventajas obtenidas con el uso de ellas.

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