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The biology of cartilage. II. Invertebrate cartilages: Squid head cartilage
Journal of Morphology, 1970AbstractIn both light and electron microscopes, head cartilage from the squid Loligo pealii strongly resembles vertebrate hyaline cartilage. The tissue is characterized by the presence of irregularly‐shaped cells suspended in an abundant matrix. Cell and matrix contents stain metachromatically with cationic dyes such as toluidin blue.
D E, Philpott, P, Person
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Cartilage macromolecules and the calcification of cartilage matrix
The Anatomical Record, 1989AbstractThe calcification of cartilage matrix in endochondral bone formation occurs in an extracellular matrix composed of fibrils of type II collagen with which type X collagen is closely associated. Also present within this matrix are the large proteoglycans containing chondroitin sulfate which aggregate with hyaluronic acid.
A R, Poole +3 more
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2006
Chondral injuries are common sequelae following musculoskeletal trauma. This article reviews different techniques of cartilage regeneration undertaken in the past, and focuses on the recent advances in the field of tissue engineering.
A, Gupta +4 more
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Chondral injuries are common sequelae following musculoskeletal trauma. This article reviews different techniques of cartilage regeneration undertaken in the past, and focuses on the recent advances in the field of tissue engineering.
A, Gupta +4 more
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2007
In rheumatology and joint research, as in other fields, a purely descriptional appqoach to morphology cannot satisfy the exactions of modern clinical medicine. Investigators now appreciate the need to gauge pathological changes and their response to treatment by quantifying susceptible structural parameters. But the desired information respecting three-
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In rheumatology and joint research, as in other fields, a purely descriptional appqoach to morphology cannot satisfy the exactions of modern clinical medicine. Investigators now appreciate the need to gauge pathological changes and their response to treatment by quantifying susceptible structural parameters. But the desired information respecting three-
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European Radiology, 2002
With the introduction of fat-suppressed gradient-echo and fast spin-echo (FSE) sequences in clinical routine MR visualization of the hyaline articular cartilage is routinely possible in the larger joints. While 3D gradient-echo with fat suppression allows exact depiction of the thickness and surface of cartilage, FSE outlines the normal and abnormal ...
H, Imhof +6 more
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With the introduction of fat-suppressed gradient-echo and fast spin-echo (FSE) sequences in clinical routine MR visualization of the hyaline articular cartilage is routinely possible in the larger joints. While 3D gradient-echo with fat suppression allows exact depiction of the thickness and surface of cartilage, FSE outlines the normal and abnormal ...
H, Imhof +6 more
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Current Biology
Victoria Camilieri-Asch and colleagues introduce cartilage biology in chondrichthyans, the clade of fishes that includes sharks and rays.
Camilieri-Asch, Victoria +2 more
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Victoria Camilieri-Asch and colleagues introduce cartilage biology in chondrichthyans, the clade of fishes that includes sharks and rays.
Camilieri-Asch, Victoria +2 more
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1995
Slowly polymerizing calcium alginate gels were investigated as a means of delivering large numbers of isolated chondrocytes by means of injection to determine if these gels would promote engraftment and could provide three-dimensional templates for new cartilage growth.
K T, Paige +4 more
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Slowly polymerizing calcium alginate gels were investigated as a means of delivering large numbers of isolated chondrocytes by means of injection to determine if these gels would promote engraftment and could provide three-dimensional templates for new cartilage growth.
K T, Paige +4 more
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Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, 1975
Abstract Although conflicting data have been presented, several definitive conclusions may be reached. Success may be anticipated using intact autogenous cartilage grafts of varying structure if septic and mechanical problems can be circumvented. In contrast, the allogeneic grafting of such tissue has a high failure rate, even in conjunction with ...
J H, Herman, B A, Carpenter
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Abstract Although conflicting data have been presented, several definitive conclusions may be reached. Success may be anticipated using intact autogenous cartilage grafts of varying structure if septic and mechanical problems can be circumvented. In contrast, the allogeneic grafting of such tissue has a high failure rate, even in conjunction with ...
J H, Herman, B A, Carpenter
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinics of North America, 2011
Evaluation of articular cartilage plays an integral role in the assessment of the musculoskeletal system. Osteoarthritis is a highly prevalent chronic disease affecting millions of Americans and is one of the most common causes of disability in the United States. Many individuals in our country and worldwide also suffer from the debilitating effects of
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Evaluation of articular cartilage plays an integral role in the assessment of the musculoskeletal system. Osteoarthritis is a highly prevalent chronic disease affecting millions of Americans and is one of the most common causes of disability in the United States. Many individuals in our country and worldwide also suffer from the debilitating effects of
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