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LONG-TERM EFFECT OF SURFACE ROUGHNESS AND PATIENTS' FACTORS ON CRESTAL BONE LOSS AT DENTAL IMPLANTS. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
Table 2: Excluded papers and exclusion reasons
Follow up < 5 years
Kan et al.44 2011 Lopez-Piriz45 2012 Soardi et al.46 2012 Paul et al.47 2013 Dagorne et al.48 2014 Ata-Ali et al.49 2015 Jervoe-Storm et al.50 2015 < 10 patients per treatment group at baseline
Zafiropoulos et al.51 2013 Romanos et al.52 2013 < 10 patients per treatment group after at least 5 years
Vanlioglu et al.53 2012 Bahat et al.54 2012 Romeo et al.55 2014 Incomplete data about bone loss after at least 5 years
Cortellini et al.56 2011 Ozkan et al.57 2011 Ozkan et al.58 2011 Akoglu et al.59 2011 Stacchi et al.60 2012 Maló et al.61 2012 Fugazzotto62 2012 Swierkot et al.63 2012 Degidi et al.64 2012 Ormianer et al.65 2012 Rocci et al.66 2012 Covani et al.67 2012 Wilson et al.68 2013 Harel et al.69 2013 Romanos et al.70 2013 Harel et al.71 2013 Canullo et al.72 2016 Felice et al.73 2014 Frisch et al.74 2014 Woelber et al.75 2016 Maló et al.76 2015 Trullenque-Eriksson et al.77 2015
Jemt et al.78 Melo et al.79
Yaltirik et al.80
Ueda et al.81
Stoker et al.82 Krennmair et al.83 Oliva et al.84 Moeintaghavi et al.85
Incomplete data about number of patients and/or implants
2015 2015
2011 2011 2012 2011 2012 2012
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