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Microsurgical end-to-end and end-to-side Epididymovasostomy to Correct Occlusive Azoospermia

Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1983
Reconstruction of the duct system using microsurgical technique represents an anatomically more attractive approach to correction of occlusive azoospermia than the conventional sperm fistula operations. The microsurgical technique of Silber entails transection of the entire epididymis in progressively more cranial planes.
I, Fogdestam, M, Fall
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Standardization of microanastomoses and comparsion of “end to end” and “end in end” technics

2014
Mikrocerrahi yöntemin Tıp’ta kullanımı son yıllarda yaygınlaşmıştır. Klinik uygulamadan önce mutlaka mikrocerrahi eğitim gereklidir. Mikrocerrahi eğitiminin bir parçası da deneysel mikrovasküler anastomozlar yapılmasıdır. Mikroanostomozlar yapılırken tekniğin standardizasyonu yapılmalıdır.
DURMAZ, Hayati, ASİK, Mehmet, BASKİR, Orhan   +2 more
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The End of Ends

Anthropological Quarterly, 2012
This paper assesses the conceptual and technological negotiation of an absolute end. The idea of a total ending is sublime: it is located outside of language and powerful precisely because of its sheer incomprehensibility. Yet, through the 20th century the United States built large-scale technological systems capable of achieving an absolute end to
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ENDE: An End-to-end Network Delay Emulator Tool for Multimedia Protocol Development

Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2001
Multimedia applications and protocols are constantly being developed to run over the Internet. A new protocol or application after being developed has to be tested on the real Internet or simulated on a testbed for debugging and performance evaluation.
Ikjun Yeom, A. L. Narasimha Reddy
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The Beginnings and Prospective Ending of “End-to-End” [PDF]

, 2001
October 2001 The technology of “the Internet” is not static. Although its “end-to-end” architecture has made this “connection-less” communications system readily “extensible,” and highly encouraging to innovation both in hardware and software applications, there are strong pressures for engineering changes.
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End To End

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2014
In 2009, when Lonza made a bid to acquire Patheon, a contract manufacturer of drugs in final dosage form, industry watchers shook their heads and said, “Nope.” Such an acquisition didn’t make sense, given the fundamental differences between Lonza’s main business, the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), and Patheon’s production of ...
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HEALING OF END‐IN‐END ANASTOMOSES

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1960
Summary An account is given of the series of changes observed in the healing of an end‐in‐end anastomosis constructed in the rates ileum. It was found that mucosal continuity was re‐established mainly by the contraction of newly formed granulation tissue on the peritoneal surface of the intussuscepted bowel.
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Blood flow in end‐to‐end versus end‐in‐end anastomosis

Microsurgery, 1983
Jan B. Wieslander, Magnus Åberg
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End to End Security is Not Enough

2017
End-to-end (E2E) security is commonly marketed as a panacea to all of a user’s security requirements. We contend that this optimism is misplaced, and that E2E security, as offered by services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Mega, and Skype, is not sufficient in itself to protect users.
Dylan Clarke, Syed Taha Ali
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Blood flow in small arteries after end-to-end and end-in-end anastomoses

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1982
H. Hollis Caffee, J. B. Wieslander, M. Aberg   +2 more
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