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International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents, 2011
Gentamicin-containing polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) beads are frequently used to prevent and treat orthopaedic infections. The beads are typically inserted to fill anatomical defects secondary to surgical debridement. Local gentamicin use results in low serum levels whilst achieving high concentrations at the site of infection.
Barth, R.E. +3 more
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Gentamicin-containing polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) beads are frequently used to prevent and treat orthopaedic infections. The beads are typically inserted to fill anatomical defects secondary to surgical debridement. Local gentamicin use results in low serum levels whilst achieving high concentrations at the site of infection.
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Microsurgical Training with Beads
Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery, 1998To assist beginners in the microsurgical practices of handling instruments and tying knots before using an animal model, the authors suggest the use of colored beads. These beads will diminish eyestrain and secondary fatigue. Also, working with colored beads might be a little more amusing and enjoyable for beginners in learning microsurgical techniques
Hosaka, Yoshiaki +2 more
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General Anthropology, 2004 “Trinkets and Beads” 52 min. 1996. Color, in English, Spanish and Waorani, with English subtitles. VHS available for classroom use, Sale: video $390, Rental: video $75. First Run/Icarus Films, 32 Court Street, 21st Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Phone: (718) 488–8900, fax: (718) 488–8642, e‐mail: mailroom@frif ...
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1990
V V, Subbareddy, D S, Mehta
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V V, Subbareddy, D S, Mehta
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The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1959
It has long been axiomatic that amber is seldom found in Crete, and it is therefore of some interest to be able to record amber beads in two of the Gypsades tombs, Nos. II and VII. In Mycenaean sites on the mainland of Greece amber beads of different shapes are found in great numbers and so frequently as to appear a fairly constant feature of these ...
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It has long been axiomatic that amber is seldom found in Crete, and it is therefore of some interest to be able to record amber beads in two of the Gypsades tombs, Nos. II and VII. In Mycenaean sites on the mainland of Greece amber beads of different shapes are found in great numbers and so frequently as to appear a fairly constant feature of these ...
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For centuries, the art of glass beads in Venice and Murano held a significant place within the intricate web of global trade networks connecting Europe and Africa. These Venetian beads, far more than mere decorative baubles, assumed roles as both valuable commodities and a form of currency in various regions across the African continent.
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Scientific American, 2009
The article reports the development of micron-sized magnetic beads that can be used to pull diseases from the human bloodstream. The success of a model system developed by a team led by biologist Donald E. Ingber of Harvard Medical School and his postdoctoral fellow Chong Wing Yung is noted, mentioning that the system was able to remove sepsis-causing ...
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The article reports the development of micron-sized magnetic beads that can be used to pull diseases from the human bloodstream. The success of a model system developed by a team led by biologist Donald E. Ingber of Harvard Medical School and his postdoctoral fellow Chong Wing Yung is noted, mentioning that the system was able to remove sepsis-causing ...
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Bead to Bead Tire Measurements
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2009Oliver Scholz +4 more
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The South African Archaeological Bulletin, 1968
Roger Summers, W. G. N. van der Sleen
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Roger Summers, W. G. N. van der Sleen
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