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Fibrin glue in the surgical treatment of ranulas
Clinical Otolaryngology, 1989The essential treatment of a ranula is meticulous dissection of the thin wall of the cyst in continuity with the sublingual gland of origin. We have used a technique of fibrin glue injection into the cystic space of the ranula after it had been evacuated by aspiration.
Tomokazu Yoshizaki +6 more
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Use of fibrin glue in lower blepharoplasties
Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery, 1996This prospective study investigates the long-term appearance of the scar following closure of lower blepharoplasty incisions with the fibrin adhesive Tissucol compared with the usual subciliary suturing. Eighteen eyelids closed with fibrin adhesive were compared with 12 eyelids where a 5-0 running suture was used for closure and to 10 eyelids that did ...
J. C. Beirne +5 more
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Endoscopic Injection of Fibrin Glue [PDF]
Endoscopy, 1996 See also Endoscopic Injection of Fibrin Glue versus Polidocanol in Peptic Ulcer Hemorrhage: A Pilot ...
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Fibrin Glue in Cardiothoracic Surgery
Transfusion Medicine Reviews, 1993FOR YEARS, surgeons have been searching for the perfect "glue" to help decrease bleeding, seal anastomoses, and bond tissue. Initial results with a plastic glue, cyanoacrylate, were encouraging, but clinical use was generally abandoned because the glue caused intense inflammatory reactions.
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European Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1991
Human fibrin glue was used in augmentation rhinoplasties to simplify the procedure of graft fixation. There was stable and safe adhesion of bone and cartilage grafts to the recipient site and reduced formation of hematoma, thereby enhancing healing.
S. Vedung, L. Ohlsén
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Human fibrin glue was used in augmentation rhinoplasties to simplify the procedure of graft fixation. There was stable and safe adhesion of bone and cartilage grafts to the recipient site and reduced formation of hematoma, thereby enhancing healing.
S. Vedung, L. Ohlsén
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Vesicovaginal fistula treated with fibrin glue
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 2001AbstractWe report here a case of vesicovaginal fistula, following radiation therapy and intensive local chemotherapy for recurrent endometrial cancer of the vaginal stump, which was ameliorated with fibrin glue. The procedure temporarily postponed urinary diversion until the recurrence of irreparable fistula more than 4 years after the development of ...
Yasushi Kanaoka +3 more
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Fibrin Glue in Gynecologic Surgery
1994Fibrin glue has been shown to be effective in establishing hemostasis, enhancing adhesion among tissues, and stimulating tissue repair. At our institution, experience with Tissucol has been acquired mainly in three fields: conservative surgery of the uterus and/or ovaries, surgery for relief of stress incontinence, and gynecologic oncology surgery.
Anastasio P. S. +3 more
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Sprayed Fibrin Glue in Lipoabdominoplasty and Abdominoplasty
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2011Sir:We read with great interest the article on seroma in lipoabdominoplasty and abdominoplasty by Najera et al., entitled “Comparison of Seroma Formation following Abdominoplasty with or without Liposuction,” published in the January 2011 issue of the Journal.1 We fully acknowledge the problem of ...
Gabriella Rudbeck Wattin +1 more
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Fibrin glue in nasal septal surgery
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1987AbstractWe have successfully used fibrin glue to avoid operative nasal packing in 30 cases of septal surgery. Avoiding a nasal pack is not only more acceptable to the patient but may also reduce hospital stay. Analysis of our results showed some minor short-term complications but initial post-operative septal deviation tended to resolve spontaneously ...
I. S. Mackay, P. J. Hayward
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Experimental and Clinical Applications of Fibrin Glue
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1991A 2-year experience with laboratory and clinical applications of fibrin glue is presented. An autologous technique, which eliminates the danger of multidonor preparations, has been developed in our blood bank. While one can obtain different fibrinogen concentrations from the same amount of a patient's blood, in vitro mechanical testing demonstrated ...
David H. Sierra +5 more
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