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Cutaneous Elastic Tissue Anomalies
The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 2019Abstract:After a review of the physiology in the formation and degradation of cutaneous elastic tissue, we describe the clinicopathologic disorders characterized by increased and decreased cutaneous elastic tissue. Cutaneous disorders characterized by increased and/or abnormal elastic tissue in the dermis include elastoma, also named nevus elasticus ...
Irene, Andrés-Ramos +6 more
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Elastic tissues of the intervertebral disc
Biochemical Society Transactions, 2002Elastic fibres have been generally considered to play no significant role in the mechanical functioning of the intervertebral disc since earlier studies reported that the elastic fibre network was sparse and irregular. However, a recent study has reported that the network is highly organized and that the distribution and orientation of elastic fibres ...
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Estimation of tissue elasticity of the lung
Journal of Applied Physiology, 1964Theoretical work-volume curves for liquid-filled lungs were constructed based on an assumed geometric form and deformation of the terminal air spaces and on the characteristics of single fibers of elastic tissue. These curves were compared with those measured in rats and with one taken from the journal literature in the case of a human lung.
R W, CARTON +3 more
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2006
Elastic imaging intends to measure Young’s modulus (tissue stiffness) or bulk modulus (tissue compressibility) of tissue subjected to an applied strain of several percent. Underlying elastic imaging is the assumption of a linear stress/strain relationship without hysteresis or other time-dependent behavior.
Kirk W. Beach +2 more
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Elastic imaging intends to measure Young’s modulus (tissue stiffness) or bulk modulus (tissue compressibility) of tissue subjected to an applied strain of several percent. Underlying elastic imaging is the assumption of a linear stress/strain relationship without hysteresis or other time-dependent behavior.
Kirk W. Beach +2 more
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Limits to the durability of arterial elastic tissue
Biomaterials, 2007To engineer a better blood vessel, we must identify which structural, mechanical, and biological features of the native vessel must be replicated to ensure long-term survival of the implant. In this study, we tested autoclave-purified elastic tissue from along the pig thoracic aorta under long-term static and cyclic loading to identify factors that ...
M A, Lillie, J M, Gosline
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Elastic tissue in chondrosarcomas
The Journal of Pathology, 1974S G, Subbuswamy +2 more
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Elastic Connective Tissue or Elastic Ligaments
1985The major elements of the elastic connective tissue (yellow ligaments) are the densely packed elastic fibers. The strongest elastic ligament is the ligamentum nuchae (Fig. A1) of ungulates, from which the heavy head of these animals “hangs.” In humans, elastic connective tissue is less widely distributed; it occurs largely as the ligamenta flava (Fig ...
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Stain Technology, 1929
It has been found that the addition of dextrin to samples of crystal violet and basic fuchsin employed in the prepararation of the elastic tissue stain after the technic of Weigert makes more sure a satisfactory final product. A modification of the original Weigert technic employing crystal violet or a mixture of crystal violet and basic fuchsin is ...
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It has been found that the addition of dextrin to samples of crystal violet and basic fuchsin employed in the prepararation of the elastic tissue stain after the technic of Weigert makes more sure a satisfactory final product. A modification of the original Weigert technic employing crystal violet or a mixture of crystal violet and basic fuchsin is ...
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