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Characterization of Costal Cartilage and Its Suitability as a Cell Source for Articular Cartilage Tissue Engineering [PDF]
Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, 2018 Costal cartilage is a promising donor source of chondrocytes to alleviate cell scarcity in articular cartilage tissue engineering. Limited knowledge exists, however, on costal cartilage characteristics. This study describes the characterization of costal
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Costal Cartilage Grafts in Rhinoplasty
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2016Cartilage grafts are regularly used in rhinoplasty. Septal and auricular donor sites are commonly used. Many situations compel the surgeon to use other alternative donor sites, including revision rhinoplasty and trauma. Many patients have a small amount of native septal cartilage and are unable to provide adequate septal cartilage to be used for ...
Fred G Fedok
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MRI Evaluation of Costal Cartilage Injuries
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2008The usefulness of MRI in costal cartilage injuries has not been shown. We report the MRI findings in a series of patients with costal cartilage injuries.MRI can be a useful technique in the diagnosis of costal cartilage injuries.
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The Etiology of Pectus Carinatum Involves Overgrowth of Costal Cartilage and Undergrowth of Ribs
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2014 PURPOSE: We compared the length of costal cartilage and rib between patients with symmetric pectus carinatum and controls without anterior chest wall protrusion, using a 3-dimensional (3D) computed tomography (CT) to evaluate whether the overgrowth of ...
Sungsoo Lee +2 more
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COSTAL CARTILAGE HOMOGRAFTS PRESERVED BY RADIATION
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1961Use of preserved cartilage homografts in restoring contour to defects of the supporting structures of the face is described and illustrated. Adequate sterilization of contaminated cartilage is effected by Co/sup 60/ gamma irradiation for 15 hr using 3,000,000 rep. The cartilage is then stored in saline at room temperature.
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Cartilage interposition grafting for treatment of subglottic stenosis was pioneered by Fearon and Cotton in 1972. Costal cartilage is the preferred source for graft material in most cases. In this section, the authors highlight the surgical technique for cartilage graft harvest with discussion of surgical pearls necessary for success.
Thomas Q, Gallagher +1 more
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Cartilage interposition grafting for treatment of subglottic stenosis was pioneered by Fearon and Cotton in 1972. Costal cartilage is the preferred source for graft material in most cases. In this section, the authors highlight the surgical technique for cartilage graft harvest with discussion of surgical pearls necessary for success.
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Quantitative Geometric Analysis of Rib, Costal Cartilage and Sternum From Childhood to Teenagehood [PDF]
Medical and Biological Engineering and Computing, 2013 Better understanding of the effects of growth on children’s bones and cartilage is necessary for clinical and biomechanical purposes. The aim of this study is to define the 3D geometry of children’s rib cages: including sternum, ribs and costal cartilage.
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The Use of Costal Cartilage in Rhinoplasty
Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North AmericaAutologous cartilage can be easily and safely harvested as a reliable source of cartilage in rhinoplasty through a small, well-hidden incision. Rib cartilage can be utilized during a primary rhinoplasty when there is insufficient cartilage from the septum or often in revisional nasal surgeries where the initial septal cartilage has previously been used
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Calcification of the Costal Cartilages
The British Journal of Radiology, 1939Calcification of the costal cartilages is a subject of interest, as, with the possible exception of the pharyngeal cartilages, it is unique in showing ossification taking place throughout adult life. It is shown that contrary to commonly accepted views, the calcification is not perichondral, but is central, and is in the nature of a true ossification ...
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