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HEMODYNAMIC AND HISTOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES IN END-TO-SIDE ANASTOMOSES
No full textAn end-to-side anastomosis is often a necessity in replantation surgery.
This study examines the effects of elliptical versus slit arteriotomy
and the angle of anastomosis on vessel patency and aneurysm formation.
Forty male rats were divided into four groups of ten rats each. The
right and left common iliac arteries were selected as a model. The
results showed no significant statistical difference in patency rates
among our four experimental groups. The end-to-side anastomotic
technique of choice uses the elliptical arteriotomy placed at a
90-degrees angle. It provides good visualization and easy suture
placement
Microsurgical techniques for experimental kidney transplantation and general guidelines to establish studies about transplantation immunology
No full textIs Brachytherapy Feasible After Head and Neck Cancer Reconstructive Surgery? Preliminary Report
No full textFractional Anisotropy Values of Calf Muscles in Normative State after Exercise: Preliminary Results
No full textCharacteristics of Proton NMR T2 Relaxation of Water in the Normal and Regenerating Tendon.
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